APM Removes Wale Adebayo, Osun IPAC Chairman, Sets up Caretaker Committee

 

OSUN APM REMOVES WALE ADEBAYO, OSUN IPAC CHAIRMAN, SETS UP CARETAKER COMMITTEE

 

By Wole Adedoyin (Osun ACPP Coordinator)

 

The Osun State Chapter of the Allied Peoples’ Movement (APM) has removed its Chairman, Mr. Wale Adebayo and sets up a caretaker committee.

 

 

This was contained in a letter dated 30th May, 2022 signed by the Chairman and Secretary of the Registered Trustees of the Allied Peoples’ Movement (APM), Muhammed Musa Bagana and Sir (Barr.) Michael Awiya, KSG, Ph.D which was addressed to the Osun State Chairman of IPAC.

 

 

Recently, the ward and state structures of the Allied Peoples’ Movement (APM) in Osun State was dissolved sequel to a Court Order contained in the Court judgment of Friday 20th May, 2022 dissolving all organs of the party and transferring powers to the Registered Trustees of the Allied Peoples’ Movement (APM).

 

 

The Caretaker Committee headed by Adegboyega Ezekiel Ayoola has been mandated to coordinate, administrate and steer the ship of the party in the state pending the election of the state executive of the party in the state within the next three months.

 

 

Below is the full content of the Letter

 

 

“LETTER OF INTRODUCTION OF HON.ADEGBOYEGA EZEKIEL AYOOLA AS OSUN STATE COORDINATE OF ALLIED PEOPLE’S MOVEMENT (APM)

 

 

In view of a Court Order Contained in the Court Judgement of Friday 20th  May, 2022 dissolving all organs of the party and transferring powers to the Registered Trustees of Our Great Party to within three months conduct a convention to usher in democratically elected officers of the party (find attached Certified True Copy of Court Judgment) we write to formally inform you that Hon. Adegboyega Ezekiel Ayoola has been appointed as the State Coordinator of our Party, the Allied Peoples’ Movement (APM) in Osun State.

 

 

Henceforth, the activities of our great party shall rest squarely on his shoulders. Any previous position held as State Chairman, Secretary, Member of the State Working Committee of State Executive Council has been overtaken by this very appointment pending the election of a State Executive of our Party in Osun State within the next three months.

 

 

All party properties should be handed over to him.

 

Accord him all necessary assistance and support.

 

 

Thank you.

Muhammed Musa Bagana

Chairman, Registered Trustees, APM

 

 

Sir (Barr.) Michael Awiya, KSG, Ph.D

Secretary, Registered Trustees, APM

 

ACPP asks YPP to Withdraw Court Case Against PDP and Senator Demola Adeleke

 

ACPP ASKS YPP TO WITHDRAW COURT CASE AGAINST PDP AND SENATOR DEMOLA ADELEKE

 

The Alliance of Collaborating Political Parties (ACPP) under the leadership of Mr. Wole Adedoyin has restated her commitment and support for transparency, equity and justice in the forthcoming Osun Governorship election and also condemned a court case (click on this link to download the case)  https://bit.ly/37iWcXr  allegedly instituted by the governorship candidate of the Young Progressive Party, one Dr. Ademola Bayonle Adeseye against the candidate of the People Democratic Party (PDP), Senator Demola Adeleke.

 

Condemning the court case, which he described as spurious, Adedoyin asked those behind the court action to withdraw their case immediately “if they are within YPP and not agents of APC (All Progressives Congress).

 

Parts of the Statement read, “YPP is a good party with brilliant and intellectual democrats.  The party also has one of the best programmes in the country. Currently under the national leadership of Comrade Emmanuel Bishop Amakiri as National Chairman. The party is one of the registered political parties to watch out for in the 2023 General Elections. In its manifesto, the party called for concerted efforts to improve welfare, fight for social justice and provide equality of opportunities for all citizens in Nigeria. The Young Progressive Party won one seat out of the 109 seats in the Nigerian Senate during the 2019 general elections.”

 

“People like Dr. Ademola Bayonle Adeseye are the ones drawing the party backward. He is an agent of the All Progressive Congress (APC)." 

 

"What concerns the Young Progressive Party (YPP) with the internal affairs of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and her candidate (Senator Demola Adeleke)."

 

"He is not sincere about his cause to liberate the good people of Osun State. Osun State Electorates should not take him and his party serious. While other governorship candidates are on the streets campaigning, Dr. Ademola Bayonle Adeseye is running errands for some Anti-PDP and Demola Adeleke elements.”

 

ACPP finally called on the National Leadership of the Young Progressive Party (YPP) to come out publicly to dissociate their party and candidate from and condemn the case.

 

Osun: APGA Picks Candidate, Ready to battle APC and PDP

 

OSUN: APGA PICKS CANDIDATE, READY TO BATTLE APC AND PDP

 

Gbadebo Adekunle has emerged the governorship candidate of the All Progressive Grand Alliance (APGA) for the July 16, 2022 governorship election.

 

APGA’s Governorship Primary was conducted at the State Party Secretariat in Osogbo on Tuesday and was monitored by the two representatives of INEC from their National Headquarters.

 

Adekunle’s candidature was ratified in the presence of Osun INEC representatives and party delegates after emerging as the sole candidate of the party’s primary election.

 

The returning officer, while announcing the result, thanked all the delegates and observers for playing according to the rules towards ensuring the peaceful primary election.

 

After announcing him the winner of the primary election, Gbadebo Adekunle promised that APGA under the state, zonal and national leadership of Pastor Olatunji Popoola, Deacon Samson Segun Olalere and Victor Oye would spring surprise against the political permutation of the All Progressive Congress (APC) and the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) at the July 16 governorship poll.

 

According to him, “APGA is a true party of the progressives with masses oriented manifesto and programmes. Anambra is a case study and a good example of masses oriented democracy and good governance. APGA has controlled Anambra State since 2006 and also for a few years controlled Imo. There are lots of developments, huge infrastructures and grassroots projects to show as evidence.”

 

“We will not abandon Osun State to pretenders and looters who coined themselves progressives but our government, if elected into power will ensure that every Osun Citizen enjoys the God-given resources of the state and be thankful for His blessings,” Gbadebo Adekunle told the party’s delegates.

Osun IPAC Gets New EXCO

 

OSUN IPAC GETS NEW EXCO

 

 

The Inter-party Advisory Council (IPAC), the umbrella body of registered Political Parties in Nigeria, Osun state chapter has re-elected Simeon Adewale Adebayo, the Osun State Chairman of the Allied Peoples Movement (APM) as Chairman of the Council for the second term, for year 2022-2023. The election was held at the Osun State Secretariat of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) on Friday, 21st day of January, 2022.

 

 

According to a statement signed by the newly re-elected Public Relations Officer of the Council who is also the state Chairman of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), Popoola Olatunji Tunde said Osun IPAC on Friday returned Simeon Adewale Adebayo of APM for a 2-year tenure as Chairman.

 

 

Simeon Adewale Adebayo (APM), Adesuyi John Olufemi (ZLP), Tosin Odeyemi (NNPP),  Popoola Olatunji Tunde (APGA), Remi Ayanlade (YPP), Odesola Oluseye Titus (APP) and Bello Adebayo (LP) all retained their positions as Chairman, Deputy Chairman, Secretary, Publicity Secretary, Treasurer, Financial Secretary and Organizing Secretary of the Council.

 

 

However, Muritala Adegboyega of the Action Democratic Party (ADP) and Okandeji Abideen Tunde of the Advanced Democratic Congress (ADC) newly joined the council as Assistant Secretary and Legal Adviser respectively.

 

Speaking after the election, the newly re-elected chairman of IPAC in Osun state assured that his leadership would provide a level playing field for all members to participate actively for the general good of the Council.