Jegede heads PDP special reconciliation committee for Lagos, Osun

The National Working Committee (NWC) of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has constituted a Special Reconciliation Committee (SRC) to address certain issues in both Lagos and Osun States chapters of the party.

It is headed by Eyitayo Jegede, SAN, as Chairman.

A statement issued by Hon. Debo Ologunagba, PDP National Publicity Secretary, on Thursday, informed that the reconciliation committee is charged with the responsibility of reconciling all the party’s various stakeholders including aspirants in the just concluded state congress and governorship primary election respectively in the two states.

The members of the committee are Chief Mrs. Mutiat Ladoja, Barr. Monsuru Olakukoyi, Chief Kunmi Mustapha, Hon. Tolagbe Animasahun, Hon. Awila Banigo, Elder Olusola Sunday Soledolu, Barr. Mrs. Abimbola Lanre Balogun, Dr. Kayode Adaramodu (Secretary) and Hon. Adegbite Adedamola (Administrative Secretary).

The statement charged all PDP stakeholders and teeming members in both states to remain focused and continue to present a common front for the task ahead.

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