Rasak Daddah Meets Moshood Olalekan As Ex-Aspirant Pledges Loyalty To Party’s Flag Bearer

Hon. Razak Oluwakemi Daddah has stepped up efforts to promote reconciliation and unity within the party, securing a renewed pledge of loyalty and support from Hon. Olamilekan Moshood Akeem, a former aspirant for the House of Representatives in Ijebu Central Federal Constituency.

The reconciliation meeting, held on Monday, September 28, 2026, at Century Hall, Ososa, was part of Rasak Daddah’s ongoing consultations with party stakeholders aimed at strengthening internal cohesion, rebuilding relationships and fostering unity among members.

Addressing the gathering, Razak Daddah urged party members to close ranks and work together despite previous differences, stressing that unity remained essential to the progress of the party.

He also pledged to promote an inclusive approach to party affairs, assuring stakeholders that every member would be carried along.

“We are committed to reconciliation and ensuring that everybody is carried along. Our goal is an all-inclusive interest where every member has a role to play,” - Daddah said.

In his response, Moshood Olalekan reaffirmed his commitment to the party and pledged his continued loyalty and support for Rasak Daddah, called on party members to unite and work collectively in the interest of the party.

“I remain loyal to the party and will continue to support Hon. Daddah Razak Oluwakemi. We must work together for the progress and unity of the party,” - Moshood said.

The meeting was attended by several party stakeholders, including Hon. Lukmon Adeleye, a member of the Ogun State House of Assembly; Hon. Adebowale Ojuri, a former member of the Ogun State house of Assembly, Hon. Bukky Adesanya (Bukadex), a former councillor in Ijebu-Ode Local Government; Mr. Ladi Lekuti, Mr. Adewale Samuel, Hon. Ireti Adenuga.

Others in attendance included Hon. Fashola, a former Secretary to the Local Government in Odogbolu Local Government; Hon. Adenola, a former Caretaker Chairman of Ijebu North-East Local Government; and Hon. Architect Oresile, a former Senior Special Assistant to the Governor on Housing.

The engagement is part of broader reconciliation efforts by party stakeholders to bridge internal differences, strengthen relationships and promote greater unity and inclusiveness within the party.