Osun APC Chieftains Reject Presidential Campaign Council List, Demand Review
Osun APC state committee members rejected the newly released PCC list, citing omissions of key State Working Committee members.
In Brief
- •Osun APC state committee members rejected the newly released PCC list, citing omissions of key State Working Committee members.
- •Signatories argue the list conflicts with a prior directive that named Governor Ademola Adeleke as PCC Director‑General.
- •The rejection highlights concerns over due process, inclusiveness, and potential duplication with a Parliamentary Campaign Council.
- •Osun APC has already appointed Bola Oyebamiji as Director‑General of its 2027 Presidential and Parliamentary Campaign Committee.
- •The state committee calls for consultations with national and state party leaders to realign the campaign structure.
Why It Matters
The dispute over the composition of the Presidential Campaign Council (PCC) underscores tensions within the All Progressives Congress (APC) regarding internal governance and campaign coordination. A misaligned PCC could hinder the party’s ability to mobilise voters effectively for the 2027 general elections, potentially affecting the re‑election prospects of President Bola Tinubu and other APC candidates in Osun State. The incident also raises questions about the transparency and inclusiveness of party decision‑making processes, which could influence public perception of the APC’s organisational integrity and its readiness to address intra‑party conflicts ahead of the upcoming elections.
Key Details
- PCC List Release Date
- 2026-11-03
- Signatories
- Wole Adunola, Rasheed Adeniji, Abiola Ololade
- Governor Director‑General of PCC
- Ademola Adeleke
- State Director‑General of Campaign Committee
- Bola Oyebamiji
- PCC Inauguration Date
- 2026-10-22
- Presidential PCC Inauguration Date
- 2026-10-14
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