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Ekiti Central APC Senatorial District Leaders Re- Affirm Opeyemi Bamidelele’s Consensus Candidacy

— As Senate Leader Pledges more Commitment, Support For Party Members 

The Senate Leader, Michael Opeyemi Bamidele, on Thursday consolidated his political standing as a dependable leader of the All Progressives Congress (APC) across the State as Ekiti central senatorial leaders of the party across the district reaffirmed their support for his leadership and called for stronger unity ahead of future elections. 

The meeting, held in Ado Ekiti, drew key stakeholders who pledged thier loyalty to senator Opeyemi Bamidele and the party while dismissing concerns over internal divisions.

Rather than dwelling on speculations about defections, party leaders used the gathering to reinforce their collective resolve, describing the APC as cohesive and focused. 

Bamidele, addressing journalists after the meeting, downplayed fears surrounding the activities of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), insisting that the ruling party remains firmly in control of its structure and support base.

The Senate Leader, while appreciating the support of party leaders and members across the senatorial district told stakeholders that the real task ahead is not internal rivalry but consolidation of aggrieved party members in other to achieve the party’s set goal in the forth coming governorship election.

He urged members to protect the party’s unity, warning that opposition groups are waiting to capitalize on any misunderstanding to explore and destabilise the party. According to him, APC’s strength lies in discipline, coordination, and shared purpose.

A major highlight of the meeting was the reaffirmation of the December 2025 resolution by leaders in Ekiti Central, where Bamidele received unanimous endorsement. He described the gesture as a rare show of trust and sacrifice, noting that many capable individuals chose unity over personal ambition. He pledged to continue serving with dedication and to justify the confidence reposed in him.

Party Leaders in the senatorial district also shifted attention to grassroots mobilization as the next political contest approaches. The APC State Chairman, Barr. Sola Elesin charged members to intensify ward-to-ward engagement, emphasizing that electoral victory would depend on strong local structures. He urged members to remain committed and work collectively toward delivering massive votes for the party.

In the same vein, the Secretary to the State Government, Habibat Omolara Adubiaro, described the central district as politically united, stressing that there is no division within the fold. 

Other stakeholders echoed similar sentiments, with Dr. Femi Thomas reaffirming loyalty to the party, while Mrs. Modupe Ogunsaya praised the achievements recorded under Bamidele’s representation.

Bamidele also highlighted ongoing constituency projects, pointing to infrastructure development, healthcare improvements, educational support, and institutional growth as evidence of his commitment to service. He assured constituents that his legislative duties and development agenda would continue to focus on delivering tangible benefits to the people.

Dignitaries present at the meeting included Barrister Sola Elesin Omoleye, Prof. Omolara Adubiaro Habibat, Chief Oguntuase, Dr. Femi Thomas, Mrs. Modupe Ogunsaya, local government chairmen, councillors, ward leaders, women leaders, youth leaders, elders, and other APC stakeholders across Ekiti Central.

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