Accord Party's Okewole Promises Change for Ogun State

The Accord Party, represented by Okewole, announced plans to replicate the recent electoral success in Osun State during the unveiling of its 2027 governorship campaign council in Abeokuta. Okewole emphasized the party's readiness to challenge the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) in the upcoming elections, citing the Osun governorship election results where Ademola Adeleke of Accord won with 511,067 votes against APC's Bola Oyebamiji, who garnered 444,815 votes.

Okewole stated that Ogun residents are dissatisfied with the current government and are seeking change. He outlined his campaign's focus on alternative policies rather than financial inducements, pledging to address infrastructure issues through initiatives like the "Ogun Lighting Project," which aims to install 300 solar-powered streetlights in rural areas, and "Operation No Pothole," which will ensure road repairs regardless of jurisdiction.

Hon. Oke Rotimi Michael, the state chairman of Accord, supported these initiatives aimed at improving rural infrastructure.