Akinloye Mobilizes for Imole Agenda, Officially Receives ACCORD Membership Card

The leading House of Representatives aspirant, Hon. Olaniyi Simeon Akinloye, popularly known as OSA, has officially received his ACCORD Party membership card in a ceremony held today in Osogbo.

The membership card was formally presented by the Osun State Chairman of the ACCORD, Pastor Victor Akande, who used the occasion to highlight key achievements of Governor Ademola Adeleke’s administration.

Pastor Akande noted that the era of half salaries in Osun State has become a thing of the past, emphasizing that Governor Adeleke is not only paying workers their full salaries but is also clearing the backlog of half-salary arrears inherited from previous APC administrations. He described the governor’s performance as a testament to responsible and people-centered leadership.

He further reeled out ongoing and completed infrastructural projects across the state, including the completed Oke Fia overhead bridge in Osogbo, the near-completion of the Lameco overhead bridge, the newly dualised road in Iwo, the recently constructed flyover in Ile-Ife, and the ongoing overhead bridge project in Ilesa, among several other developments in different parts of the state.

In his remarks, Hon. Akinloye charged party faithful and supporters to intensify grassroots mobilization in support of Governor Adeleke’s Imole agenda, stressing that the governor’s victory would translate into collective progress for the people of Osun State.

Speaking on his own aspiration, Hon. Akinloye urged his supporters not to relent in their commitment and dedication until victory is secured. He likened their support to a cooperative investment, assuring them that their sacrifices and contributions toward his ambition would yield meaningful and rewarding returns. 

The event was graced by several prominent party leaders and stakeholders, including Alhaji Opawuyi former interim Accord state chairman and governorship candidate of the party, Pastor Johnson Isawade [Ayedaade party leader],Comrade Samakin Abdul-Jeleel Abiodun, Senior Special Assistant to the Governor,Prince Adeyeye Muniru [Ayedaade local government party secretary], Alhaji Musa Adeyeye [Isokan leader], Hon. Sikiru Adeyeye[Isokan leader], Mrs. Ogundipe [ Accord women leader in Irewole local government], Mr. Jelili Fasasi and Alhaja Rukayat [party leader from Irewole], Hon. Olawale Olasunkanmi [special assistant to governor Adeleke], Prince Musa Adebiyi [ Special Assistant to Governor Adeleke], Baba Alayepe ( party leader in Isokan) Mrs. Folake Sonso [Special Assistant to Governor], Hon. Felix Oladele [Coordinator Adeleke general summit in Ayedaade], and Hon. Bukayo Ogunleye Green[ Accord ward 02 party secretary] among others.

E-signed:
OSA 2027 Media Team

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