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On Monday, Okeogun natives peacefully demonstrated against the APC’s proposal to give Okeogun the chairmanship once more at the All Progressives Congress headquarters in Ibadan.
The sociocultural organization “Egbe Ajosepo fun Itesiwaju Gbogbo Wa” organized the protests, which claimed that the proposed proposal to zone the chairperson position to the zone was a calculated attempt to deny the Okeogun zone the chance to be elected governor in 2027.
They carried signs with a variety of messages, such as: “Give us the governorship seat in 2027; Let Okeogun breathe; Let Okeogun grow; We are not slaves; No to Party Chairman position again; We want true democracy,” among other things.
According to NAN, Oyo APC said in a statement released on Sunday by Olawale Sadare, its publicity secretary, that the party had formed an ad hoc committee to manage zoning for the new state executive committee.
The committee, led by Alhaji Fatai Ibikunle, was charged with assigning each of the party’s 33 LGA chapters a position in the state executive committee.
Speaking to reporters, the group’s national head, Mr. Dauda Olaifa, claimed that information from reliable sources indicated that the APC had purportedly appointed an Okeogun native as the party chairman, necessitating the nonviolent demonstration.
Olaifa claimed that the action was a conscious attempt to revoke the Okeogun zone’s 2027 bid for the governorship of Oyo, pointing out that the governor and party chairman could not simultaneously come from the same zone.
He pointed out that a study of political history since the Fourth Republic’s establishment in 1999 shows a clear and constant trend in which Okeogun has consistently been nominated for party chairmanships within the progressive and PDP communities.
There was a period when the APC and PDP party chairmen originated from the same Okeogun town.
“There is no question about the fact that, for more than twenty years, Oyo North, especially Okeogun, has been the disproportionate location for party chairman positions across party lines,” he stated.
It is political tokenism to propose Okeogun for yet another party leadership position. It is not inclusive or fair. It’s a calculated consolation prize meant to keep people excluded,” he said.
With 10 local governments, Okeogun is the second-largest zone after Ibadan. According to Olaifa, Okeogun has played a major role in the rise of Ibadan natives as governors over the years.
He argued that the Oke-Ogun zone is steadfast in its resolve to support any political party that chooses a local candidate for governor, regardless of social or religious affiliation.
After lengthy and demanding interview sessions, he emphasized that at least seven qualified candidates with solid backgrounds had emerged from Okeogun.
Olaifa asked the APC to ignore the efforts of “self-imposed Okeogun zone negotiators,” pointing out that their work had been blatantly self-serving and did not reflect the demands of Okeogun indigenous people both domestically and internationally.
In his operational document, he stated: “We said no to the position of deputy governor because Okeogun has already produced five deputy governors; no to the position of party chairman because history already demonstrates overwhelming occupancy; and yes to the position of governor of Oyo State in 2027.”
“Egbe Ajosepo fun Itesiwaju Gbogbo Wa,” the National Secretary, Pastor Favour Adewoyin, also spoke and said that progressive government is not unfamiliar with power rotation.
“Osun, Ogun, Ondo, Ekiti, Lagos, Kwara, Kogi, Edo, and Delta states are just a few of the sister southwest states where we may observe it in action. What makes Oyo State an exception?
