ADC Signals Growing Strength in Oyo at Stakeholders’ Meeting in Moniya

The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has reaffirmed its growing influence and preparedness to play a stronger role in Oyo State’s political landscape following a high-level stakeholders’ meeting held in Moniya, Akinyele Local Government Area of the state.

The meeting, which took place at the premises of Amuludun 99.1FM, drew party leaders, local government chairmen, ward executives and members from across the district.

Participants described the gathering as a strategic engagement aimed at consolidating the party’s grassroots structures and broadening its political reach ahead of future electoral activities.

Addressing stakeholders, human rights lawyer and ADC chieftain, Chief Niyi Aborisade, highlighted what he described as the party’s steady progress, internal unity and organisational growth across the state.

He reiterated his commitment to a humanity-centred political ideology, stressing that governance should prioritise the welfare, dignity and socio-economic advancement of citizens.

Aborisade said the ADC remained committed to transparent, accountable and people-focused leadership capable of addressing the needs and aspirations of the masses.

“The increasing acceptance of the ADC across communities is a clear indication that people desire a new political direction anchored on sincerity, inclusion and purposeful governance,” he said.

He urged party members to remain united, disciplined and focused, noting that internal cohesion was essential to building a credible alternative to the existing political order in the state.

Presiding over the meeting, the Oyo State Chairman of the ADC, Hon. Yinka Olona, commended members for their dedication and resilience in promoting the party’s ideals. He said the regular mobilisation of stakeholders at different levels reflected the party’s steady growth and rising profile in Oyo’s political space.

Olona charged party executives to intensify grassroots engagement and strengthen ward structures, stressing that sustained interaction with communities was key to consolidating the party’s expanding influence.

“Our strength lies in our presence at the grassroots. We must continue to engage the people, understand their challenges and offer practical solutions,” he said.

Also in attendance were the ADC Chairman in Egbeda Local Government, Hon. Funsho Owoade, and other party leaders, who reiterated their commitment to building a formidable political platform capable of offering credible leadership and challenging dominant political forces in the state.

The meeting ended on a high note, with stakeholders from various local government areas pledging continued loyalty and support for the party’s agenda. Songs of solidarity and expressions of confidence in the ADC leadership characterised the atmosphere at the venue.