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Egbeda/Ona Ara PDP Consensus Meeting Ends in Deadlock as Youths Back Tosin Alabi‎

Opeyemi Rasheed
Opeyemi Rasheed
4 months ago
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‎Efforts by leaders of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to produce a consensus candidate for the Egbeda/Ona Ara Federal Constituency ahead of the 2027 general elections have ended in a deadlock.
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‎The meeting, held in Ibadan, the Oyo State capital, brought together key party stakeholders from Egbeda and Ona Ara Local Government Areas, alongside five aspirants contesting for the ticket.
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‎Despite extensive deliberations, the leaders and aspirants failed to reach an agreement on a consensus candidate, forcing the meeting to end without a resolution.
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‎Amid the stalemate, a coalition of youths from various communities in Egbeda Local Government has reiterated its support for one of the aspirants, Tosin Alabi.
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‎The youth coalition, led by Comrade Ipadeola Haruna, expressed confidence in Alabi’s candidacy, describing him as the preferred choice among young people in the constituency.
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‎According to the group, their endorsement reflects the growing demand for youthful representation and grassroots-oriented leadership in the federal constituency.
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‎Sources at the meeting disclosed that while discussions were initially constructive, disagreements over zoning and candidate preference ultimately stalled progress.
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‎The meeting was part of ongoing efforts by party leaders, following earlier directives to harmonise interests and present a unified candidate ahead of the elections.
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‎With the deadlock persisting, it is expected that the matter may now be escalated to higher party authorities for resolution in the coming days.
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‎The development leaves the PDP without a consensus candidate for the Egbeda/Ona Ara Federal Constituency, as political consultations and alignments continue ahead of the 2027 polls.
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