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“You are on Your Own”—Forum of Oyo State LG PDP Chairmen Tells Adelore

Opeyemi Rasheed
Opeyemi Rasheed
1 year ago
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Our attention has been drawn to a press statement purportedly released on Sunday, 7th July, 2025, by Prince Seun Adelore, erstwhile Chairman of PDP in Ibadan North Local Government Area of Oyo State, announcing his resignation as a member of our great party.

While acknowledging Adelore’s right to the freedom of association and indeed expression as enshrined in the 1999 Constitution (as amended), the Forum, however, wishes to condemn in the strongest terms, his portrayal of the leadership style of His Excellency, Engr Seyi Makinde in clearly unflattering terms.

A total of thirty-two(32) local government party members have expressed their unequivocal support for the leadership of His Excellency, Engr ‘Seyi Makinde, and the State party Leadership, comprising Hon. Dayo Ogungbenro and Alhaji Wasiu Adeleke, State Secretary

To those who might be tempted to swallow his bait hook, line and sinker, Adelore’s attempt to position himself as a latter-day champion of democracy and good governance in Oyo State soon after the widely applauded consensus arrangement in Ibadan North is nothing short of a poor attempt at diverting attention from his personal failures both as a politician and public office holder.

It is, to borrow the words of Shakespeare in Macbeth, “a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury but signifying nothing”!

Adelore cited “deep-seated injustice within the party, a lack of reward for loyalty, and a growing departure from democratic principles” as reasons for his resignation. He further wrote, “vindictiveness, authoritarian tendencies and a lack of respect for human dignity have unfortunately become pervasive”

Without a shred of evidence Adelore concluded his “epistle” in the most uncouth and uncharitable manner when he wrote thus: “As Niccolo Machiavelli observed, despots often mask cruelty with gestures of charity, while trampling those who helped bring them to power. The pattern has become evident in the State, where loyalty is often punished rather than appreciated”

Prince Seun Adelore will do himself and sagging image a world of good by first rendering account of his uninspiring and tragic stewardship as Chairman of the Waste Management Board to the good people of Oyo State before pontificating on values way beyond his league.

“Ambition”, noted Oscar Wilde, “is the last refuge of the failure”. Indeed, and as the word of God in Proverbs 16:18 so eloquently puts it, “pride goes before destruction; a haughty spirit
before a fall”. Adelore’s character flaws are deeply seated and too well known to everyone within the PDP family in Oyo State to warrant any serious attention.

Aside his appointment as Board Chairman within the first year of Governor Seyi Makinde’s first term – an assignment which he bungled spectacularly, need we remind Adelore that His Excellency has done far more for LG PDP Chairmen in the State than any of his predecessors which is often the source of envy by many within and outside our great Party.

Engr. Seyi Makinde deserves nothing but praise for his commitment to the welfare of our members in the last six years of his administration. It is in this regard that we wish to dissociate our members from Adelore’s ill-conceived and malicious vituperations while assuring His Excellency of our continued loyalty and support.

Signed:
1). Alhaji Lukman Adesina
PDP Chairman, IBNW & Chairman of Chairmen

2). Hon. Shakiru Ojo
PDP Chairman, Oyo East & Secretary

3). Chief Ojebiyi Johnson
PDP Chairman, Kajola LGA & PRO


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