Ajani Picks Accord Expression of Interest Form, Vows Purpose-Driven Representation for Òyó Central Senatorial District

By, Omowumi Hannah

A leading aspirant for the Òyó Central Senatorial District seat on the platform of Accord, Wale Ajani, has officially picked his Expression of Interest Form.

This signalled his formal entry into the race and reaffirming his commitment to offering purposeful, people-centered, and result-driven representation for the district.

The event attracted top leaders of Accord, grassroots coordinators, students, youth leaders, and supporters from across the senatorial district, reflecting growing support for Ajani’s aspiration and rising momentum within the party structure ahead of the nomination process.

Among the dignitaries present were Hon. Dr. Mrs. Adebukola Abiola Ajaja, National Secretary; Hon. Prince Kolade Ojo, State Chairman; Hon. Olayinka Dairo, State Secretary; Alhaji Adeyanju Lukman, State Vice Chairman; Hon. Nurudeen Okunola, State Treasurer; Badru Idris Oriyomi, State Public Relations Officer; Comrade Tiamiyu Taiwo, State Youth Leader; Amusa Razaq Alade, State Auditor; and Alatise Bukola, State Welfare Secretary.

Also present were representatives and coordinators from the 11 local governments in Òyó Central Senatorial District, alongside students, youth leaders, and other critical grassroots stakeholders, all of whom gathered in solidarity to witness the formal commencement of Ajani’s senatorial aspiration.

Speaking at the event, the State Chairman of Accord, Hon. Prince Kolade Ojo, charged Ajani to remain open-minded, focused, and committed as the party prepares to nominate its candidate in the coming weeks.

He stressed the importance of discipline, unity, and loyalty to the democratic process of the party, noting that the emergence of the candidate would be guided by due process and fairness.

Speaking, Hon. Wale Ajani expressed appreciation to the leadership of Accord for its encouragement and confidence, describing his aspiration as “God’s own project.”

He expressed optimism in his emergence as the candidate, adding that he has been groomed and prepared for the responsibility over the years.

Ajani said his aspiration is driven by a sincere desire to provide effective and impactful representation for the people of Òyó Central. According to him, the district deserves leadership that is accessible, courageous, responsive, and fully committed to the welfare and advancement of the people.

He also commended the leadership of Accord for its purpose-driven strategy, focused leadership, and grassroots political engagement, noting that the party has continued to distinguish itself as a credible platform for progressive-minded people who are committed to genuine service.

The aspirant further called on members and supporters of Accord to continue spreading the message and ideals of the party across political lines and communities.

He urged party faithful to remain united and committed to building a stronger movement capable of delivering real change to the people.

A media guru cum grassroots mobilizer called politicians and well-meaning stakeholders across Òyó State to join Accord in the collective mission to rescue Òyó State in 2027, saying the task of rebuilding the state and restoring confidence in governance must be a collective one, driven by sincerity, competence, and a genuine passion for service.

He reaffirmed his belief that Òyó Central can enjoy better representation, especially in the areas of youth empowerment, education, infrastructure, economic growth, and community development.

He pledged to champion initiatives and policies that will improve the quality of life of the people and ensure that the district gets the strong voice it deserves.

 

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