Accord Party Launches Campaign Council, Promises Jobs
The Accord Party in Ogun State unveiled a 13-member campaign council on October 3, 2026, in preparation for the 2027 governorship election. The party, led by state chairman Rotimi Oke, pledged to create 550,000 jobs if elected.
Oke stated that the council would coordinate the party's campaign across the state and emphasized that Accord offers a distinct alternative to voters compared to other political parties. The council is chaired by the party's governorship candidate, Alhaji Olaniyi Agbongboakala, with Oke serving as Vice Chairman.
Other key members include Alhaji Toyin Azeez as Director General, Hon Dasaolu Babatunde as Deputy Director General, and Mr Ayodeji Daodu as Secretary. Oke criticized the All Progressives Congress-led government for poor performance and urged the council to mobilize support.
Additionally, the party honored DST Hanifat Bello, a recently retired traffic warden from the Ogun State Police Command, with an Award of Excellence for her 35 years of service.
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