The Ogun State Chapter of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) has officially reinstated Otunba Dr. Femi Soluade as the party's State Chairman, marking a significant step toward restoring unity and internal cohesion within the party.
This decision was made following a comprehensive peace accord meeting held in Abeokuta on Monday, February 16, 2026, where party leaders and stakeholders engaged in deep discussions to ensure the collective growth and strength of the party.
The meeting, attended by key figures across the state, culminated in an agreement focused on fostering reconciliation and repositioning the party for greater success in the upcoming elections.
The State Executive Committee, after thorough deliberations, passed a resolution to restore Otunba Dr. Soluade to his position as the duly recognized chairman, reaffirming his leadership role.
In a further demonstration of the party’s commitment to peace and unity, the ADC also announced the immediate reinstatement of H.E. Jimi Lawal and Hon. George Taylor.
All previous suspension notices against them have been annulled, reinforcing their positions as integral members of the party. These moves reflect the party’s dedication to maintaining a cohesive leadership structure in Ogun State.
The ADC’s reaffirmation of its unity has energized the party, positioning it to take on the challenges of the forthcoming elections.
The party now stands stronger, more united, and determined to provide credible leadership and good governance to the people of Ogun State. In light of these developments, the party calls on all its members, supporters, and stakeholders to rally together, putting aside past differences, to build a disciplined and victorious party organization across all local governments and wards.
With the leadership now restored and united, the ADC in Ogun State is set for a renewed focus on its mission of creating a fairer, more prosperous future for all its citizen
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