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Worried leaders and stakeholders of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) Ogun State chapter, have called for an investigation into alleged financial misconduct, abuse of office and unethical conduct involving the party’s chairman, Femi Soluade.
In a petition dated 20th June 2026 addressed to the National Chairman, the party leaders accused Soluade of assaulting his deputy, misappropriation and mismanagement of party funds.
The petitioners, Hudu Idris, Ismaila Adejumon, Temitope Adebayo and Rashidat Yekin said the petition is borne out of commitment to the principles of accountability, transparency, justice, discipline and respect.
Recall that Soluade was appointed acting chairman in December, 2025, following the voluntary resignation of former acting chairman, Abioro Itunu.
The copy of the petition made available on Monday reads, “We, the undersigned leaders and stakeholders of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), Ogun State Chapter, humbly write to draw the attention of the National Leadership to some grave allegations and concerns about the conduct of Otunba Femi Patrick Soluade, who was appointed as Acting Chairman of the party in Ogun State in December 2025 after the voluntary resignation of former acting chairman Itunu Abioro.
“This petition is born out of our commitment to the principles of accountability, transparency, justice, discipline and respect for the constitution of our great party.
We believe the issues raised herein have become matters of grave concern and could affect the unity, credibility and electoral prospects of the party if not urgently addressed.
“We are calling for an immediate investigation into the allegations of the management and use of the funds of the party’s Ogun State chapter.
“Party leaders and stakeholders have concerns about the administration of funds lodged in the above account and whether such funds have been managed in accordance with established party procedures and financial regulations.
“We therefore call for an audit of all inflows and outflows of the account since the inception of the tenure of Otunba Femi Patrick Soluade.
We are further informed that other authorized signatories to the party account have been removed without due consultation, approval or authorization from the appropriate organs of the party. If proved, such action would amount to a serious breach of internal financial controls and would undermine the collective accountability necessary in the management of party resources.
“We respectfully urge the National Leadership to get all relevant account mandate documents, signatory change requests and bank records from Sterling Bank to determine the real position of matters. “Several members of the party have expressed concern about what they describe as a pattern of abuse of office, intimidation and high-handedness in the administration of party affairs in Ogun State.
They said the concerns had created divisions within the party and weakened confidence in the state.
The party leaders urged the National Chairman and the National Working Committee to set up an independent investigative panel to look into all the allegations contained in the petition, conduct a forensic audit of the Ogun State ADC account domiciled with Sterling Bank, probe abuse of office, intimidation and unethical conduct among others.
The Chairman, Ogun State ADC, Femi Soluade, when contacted, denied the allegation, calling it false and misleading.
“The alleged assault on my deputy is not real and they are in good terms,” Soluade said.
“What they are talking about was just a mistake as at that time and it was solved. I have been funding the party myself and I’m using the goodwill I have to fund the party as well. “I only brought a few leaders who were friends of mine to the party who contributed to the party.
“The expenditure of inflow and outflow and all of that has record. When the time is right I will offer it to National if they’re interested in it and I’m going to go in and come out clean.” “I have my integrity and it cannot be dragged in the mud and for me, I will not go to the mud with the pig,” he said.
