Ogun ADC leaders urge unity after leadership dispute
The Ogun State chapter of the African Democratic Congress has addressed recent internal disagreements, with party leaders insisting there is no ongoing crisis. Oladimeji Fabiyi, the Deputy National Financial Secretary, described the attempt to suspend state chairman Femi Soluade as a resolved family matter. The party emphasized its focus on unity and its goal to challenge the current government. Soluade and other leaders called for renewed efforts to strengthen the party and move forward together.
Key takeaways
- Oladimeji Fabiyi stated that the Ogun ADC remains united and that any recent disputes have been settled internally.
- The attempt to suspend state chairman Femi Soluade was described as a minor, resolved disagreement.
- The party leadership is focusing on unity and mobilizing support to challenge the ruling All Progressives Congress.
- The Southwest Zonal leadership dismissed the reported suspension of Soluade as unconstitutional.
- Soluade emphasized moving past internal issues and working together for the party’s growth and success.
