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Name: Hon. Muhammad Adeyoola Salaudeen Constituency: Ibadan NorthWest State ConstituencyAge: 26Hobbies: Reading, Writing...
11/07/2026

Name: Hon. Muhammad Adeyoola Salaudeen

Constituency: Ibadan NorthWest State Constituency

Age: 26

Hobbies: Reading, Writing

Relationship status: Single

Skills: Critical thinking, Problem-solving, Teamwork, Writing, Drawing,

Profession: Builder, Business management, Visual artist

Likes: Football, Music, Books, Finance

Dislikes: Lies

We didn't sign nor agree - Other Aspirants Disown PDP Consensus in Ibadan NorthWest/SouthWest Fresh facts have emerged d...
14/04/2026

We didn't sign nor agree - Other Aspirants Disown PDP Consensus in Ibadan NorthWest/SouthWest

Fresh facts have emerged debunking claims that a consensus candidate has been adopted by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) for the Ibadan NorthWest/SouthWest Federal Constituency, as key aspirants openly distanced themselves from the report.

A publication by Goalpoacher News had alleged that Dr. Stephen Fagbemi emerged as the party’s consensus candidate following consultations among stakeholders. However, investigations reveal that the claim does not reflect the true position within the party.

The rest of the leading aspirants in the race: Hon Kehinde Giwa, Mayegun Sunday Olusegun Babanumi, and Hon Abayomi Fagbenro Bibire have not jointly agreed to any consensus arrangement on Dr Dr. Stephen Fagbemi, nor have they appended signatures to validate such a decision.

Sources close to the aspirants confirmed that while individual consultations may be ongoing, no general meeting was convened where all aspirants unanimously adopted a consensus candidate. This development directly contradicts the narrative presented in the earlier report.

The publication is described as “premature and misleading,” noting that the PDP’s internal democratic process requires transparency, inclusiveness, and the consent of all stakeholders before any consensus decision can be announced.

Sources warn that projecting a consensus candidate without due process risks creating unnecessary tension within the party and may undermine trust among aspirants and supporters.

Additionally, leaders and stakeholders in the Federal Constituency totally disagreed which raise concerns about the credibility of the platform that circulated the report and the process, with critics alleging a pattern of sensational and unverified political publications capable of misinforming the public.

In a unified position, the aspirants are now seeking an audience with the governor to ensure clarity, fairness, and adherence to due process in determining the party’s eventual candidate. They emphasized the need for a transparent resolution that reflects the collective will of all stakeholders rather than what they described as “media-driven conclusions.”

Sources disclosed that the aspirants believe the intervention of Governor Makinde is crucial to preserving party unity and preventing avoidable divisions ahead of the primaries. They expressed confidence in his leadership to mediate and guide the process toward an acceptable outcome.

2027: Agreement is Agreement— Ibadan NorthWest PDP Backs Power Shift, Reaffirms Loyalty to MakindeThe Leaders and stakeh...
28/03/2026

2027: Agreement is Agreement— Ibadan NorthWest PDP Backs Power Shift, Reaffirms Loyalty to Makinde

The Leaders and stakeholders of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Ibadan NorthWest Local Government have reaffirmed their commitment to party unity, electoral victory, and loyalty to Governor Seyi Makinde ahead of all elections.

The resolution was reached during a well-attended consultative meeting held on Friday, March 27, 2026, at the Ibadan NorthWest Council Secretariat in Onireke, Ibadan. The gathering drew party stalwarts, stakeholders, women, youth, grassroots mobilizers among others.

At the heart of the deliberations was a firm insistence on honoring an existing and signed agreement regarding the Ibadan NorthWest/SouthWest Federal Constituency seat in the House of Representatives. Party stakeholders emphasized that, based on a 2023 agreement between both local governments, the position should rotate to Ibadan NorthWest in 2027 following two terms held by representatives from Ibadan SouthWest.

Describing the agreement as a matter of equity, fairness, and justice, speakers noted that while both local governments are politically capable, it would be unjust for Ibadan NorthWest to be sidelined after years of representation dominated by Ibadan SouthWest—first under the opposition for eight years and now under the ruling PDP for another eight.

“The agreement is clear, and agreement must be honoured,” several speakers echoed during the meeting, as attendees repeatedly chanted “Ibadan NorthWest Lokan” to signal their demand for representation.

The party faithful also expressed strong confidence in the PDP’s chances in upcoming elections, pledging total support to the party’s candidates in both the 2026 local government polls and the 2027 general elections. They reiterated their unwavering loyalty to Governor Makinde as the leader of the party in the state.

Stakeholders collectively appealed to the governor and party leadership to consider a credible candidate from Ibadan NorthWest when selecting the PDP flagbearer for the federal constituency seat.

Prominent figures present at the meeting included Oyo State PDP Vice Chairman, Alhaji Wasiu Adeleke; former PDP Local Government Chairman and Ex-officio member, Alhaji Lukman Adesina; and Member of the Governor’s Advisory Council, Dr. Remi Ayodele, Executive Chairman of Ibadan NorthWest Local Government, Alhaji Rahman Adepoju; Political Head/Administrator, Hon. Ganiy Omotosho. Others in attendance were the Local Government Secretary and Assistant Secretary; Hon Sarah Sobowale & Hon Bolanle Olaniyi, Hon Olufemi Josiah and key leaders.

The Leader of Ibadan NorthWest Legislative House, Hon. Oluwagbemileke Gbadamosi led the councillors and with others such as supervisory councillors, special assistants, and aspirants for various elective offices, including Dr. Akin Stephen Fagbemi, an aspirant for the House of Representatives and current Executive Chairman of the Oyo State Hospital Management Board.

The meeting was coordinatedWest by the PDP Chairman in Ibadan NorthWest Local Government, Hon. Kazeem Fantola, alongside members of the local executive committee.

The gathering concluded with a unified stance on party cohesion and strategic positioning as preparations intensify for the forthcoming electoral cycles.

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