Osun State Chapter of the People Democratic Party (PDP), yesterday posited that in an efforts to propagate the ideas of the party, the state Governor, Ademola Adeleke has reached out to all aggrieved stakeholders in the state as to assist in the overall development and make internal democracy to work in the state.
Speaking with journalists in Osogbo yesterday the party Secretary , Prince Bola Ajao, noted that as a party leader, the governor is not fighting anybody and he has no enemies, but planned to move the state forward for everyone to benefit from the dividend of democracy.
He stressed that the state government had put in place developmental efforts in all the local government areas of the State.
“There is political peace and stability in the state so that both the government and the party can collectively pursuit ideas of the party for overall development of the state.”
He emphasised that Adeleke has been handling the state affairs in a manner that would encourage development in all the three Senatorial Districts of the state.
While speaking on the party, administration of Governor Adeleke and relationship, Ajao noted that they both are working in an efforts to bring Osun people together for the needed development.
Ajao, who appreciated the efforts of the state government urged that all hands must be on deck to give support to the government and the party as to propagate the ideas of the party.
According to him, everyone should rest assured that there are enough to go round if the people exhibit the needful.
The party secretary who also spoke on the appointments in the state said the party under the leadership of the State Chairman of the party, Hon. Sunday Bisi would offer the needed advice for the state government on the matter.
He said PDP has its template in the area of appointments on federal constituencies basis which revolves around competent, good characters, discipline, merits, contribution to the advancement of the party and geographical spread.
He, however, commended the state chairman of the party. Hon. Sunday Bisi for his capacities to put the party house in order, saying the party is one under his umbrella.
