OSOGBO, Nigeria — A former National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Chief Bisi Akande, has met with prominent party leaders in Osun State as the party intensifies consultations ahead of the August 15 governorship election.
The meeting, which had former Deputy National Chairman of the APC, Iyiola Omisore, and other senior party figures in attendance, focused on strengthening the party’s strategy and coordination ahead of the crucial poll.
The gathering comes at a critical stage of the election campaign, with political parties stepping up efforts to mobilise supporters, consolidate their structures and address emerging challenges ahead of voting day.
Akande, a prominent APC leader and former governor of Osun State, has remained an influential figure within the party’s political structure. His engagement with party leaders is expected to further strengthen internal coordination as the APC seeks to secure victory in the governorship election.
Omisore’s presence at the meeting also underscores the participation of senior party stakeholders in efforts to build a united campaign structure. The former Osun deputy governor has been an important political figure in the state and has previously played significant roles in the state’s political contests.
The meeting provided an opportunity for APC leaders to review the political situation in the state, assess the party’s campaign efforts and consider strategies for reaching voters across the various local government areas.
With the election approaching, the APC is expected to intensify its grassroots mobilisation and engagement with party members and supporters.
The meeting also highlights the importance of unity among party leaders as political activities enter the final phase. Stakeholders have continued to call for peaceful campaigning and issue-based engagement ahead of the election.
The Osun governorship election is expected to attract significant attention as the major political parties compete for control of the state. The outcome will determine the next administration and shape the political landscape in Osun ahead of the 2027 general elections.
As campaigns enter their final days, political leaders are expected to continue holding consultations and strategic meetings aimed at consolidating their respective positions before voters head to the polls.
