Olufunke Aladejare
The gubernatorial candidate of African Democratic Congress (ADC) in Ekiti State, Dare Bejide has assured his supporters that the party is repositioning itself for the Ekiti 2026 governorship election in the state.
Bejide gave the assurance while addressing the supporters at the party’s secretariat, Ado-Ekiti, the state capital, on his arrival from Abuja.
He reaffirmed his political vision ahead of the 2026 governorship, expressing optimism that the ADC is a party to beat.
He urged his supporters to be united and positive in their political beliefs, adding that they should not be distracted by the last ugly incident that took place at the party’s secretariat sometime ago.
To him, the gathering was not campaign but an opportunity to appreciate God for the journey so far, pointing out that it is a positive beginning towards 2026.
He said the 2026 governorship ticket is in God’s hands.” No power comes except from God”.The event attracted top party leaders, including ADC State Chairman, Pastor Omolayo and former Commissioner for Information, Barrister Akin Omole, Hon. Femi Adegbite, Otunba Emmanuel Fayose, and Hon. Dare Adekolu, all of whom pledged their support for Bejide’s governorship ambition.
Omolayo welcomed attendees and recognized their courage for coming out despite the recent tensions, emphasizing unity within the party.
Barr. Akin Omole, addressing the crowd, acknowledged the challenges posed by the previous unrest and noted that the governor had travelled to Abuja to address election-related matters.
He commended members for staying committed and encouraged them to maintain their involvement in party activities.Hon. Femi Adegbite, Otunba Emmanuel, and Hon. Adekolu each took turns to stress loyalty, cooperation, and commitment to the party.
hey described the ADC as a party of love and urged members to remain focused on collective efforts, promising their full support to ensure the party’s success in the coming election.
He alleged that the earlier attack was politically motivated and confirmed that the matter had been reported to authorities in Abuja. He also committed leadership to tackle Nigeria’s challenges, including insecurity and unemployment.
Closing his address, Bejide linked national problems to leadership failures, stressing that skills development and improved agricultural opportunities could reduce insecurity and unemployment.
He assured supporters that the ADC is ready to work hard for the people of Ekiti, adding, “We have a lot to do, and we are determined to achieve it.”
