Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke has moved to the Accord Party after cutting ties with the Peoples Democratic Party.
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His departure became public following a letter he issued on November 4, where he confirmed that he was stepping away from the party he had belonged to for years.
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The governor took this step amid deepening issues within the PDP’s national leadership. According to his letter addressed to his ward in Ede North, the internal conflict made it impossible for him to continue with the party.
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Adeleke’s exit marks a turning point in his political path, considering that the PDP gave him the platform that brought him into national office. He first entered the Senate through the party and later became governor under its banner.
In his message to party officials, he expressed gratitude for the support he enjoyed throughout his time with the PDP. He also noted that his decision to leave was not easy, given his long history with the party.
His new move was confirmed on Tuesday evening when he publicly announced his membership in the Accord Party. The declaration ended days of speculation as political observers waited to see his next direction.
With this switch, the political landscape in Osun State is expected to shift as both supporters and rivals adjust to the governor’s new alignment ahead of future contests.
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