A fresh disagreement has emerged within the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Osun State following the rejection of a parallel presidential campaign council unveiled by the party’s state leadership on Monday.
Four members of the party’s state executive committee have opposed the council’s composition, calling for an urgent review of the appointments and arrangements that produced the body.
The aggrieved officials made their position known in a joint statement issued on Tuesday, expressing dissatisfaction with the campaign council as announced by the state leadership.
The signatories are Wole Adunola, the party’s publicity secretary; Adesola Ayangbile, welfare officer; Rasheed Adeniji, assistant organising secretary; and Abiola Ololade, an ex-officio member.
The four executive members jointly demanded an immediate review of the council’s composition, signalling disagreement over the structure of the campaign machinery within the Osun APC.
Their objection comes amid preparations for political activities ahead of the 2027 general elections, when party unity, coordination and effective mobilisation are expected to be important considerations for political organisations.
The development could raise concerns about internal consultation and representation in the formation of campaign structures, particularly if disagreements among party officials remain unresolved.
However, the available details of the statement do not specify the precise reasons for the four officials’ rejection, the particular appointments they are challenging or the changes they want introduced to the council.
It is also unclear from the information provided whether the state leadership has responded to their demand or agreed to reconsider the council’s composition.
The unfolding disagreement places renewed attention on the need for dialogue and reconciliation within the Osun APC as the party works to coordinate its political activities.
Further developments may depend on how the state leadership addresses the concerns raised by the four executive members and whether a consensus can be reached over the campaign council.
