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Oyo PDP chairman declares Reps bid

Busola Oworu
March 27, 2026
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…donates electric bikes to party leaders in Ido

The chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Oyo State, Hon. Sheriff Aderemi Adeojo, has officially declared his intention to contest for the Federal House of Representatives seat for the Ido/Ibarapa Federal Constituency under the platform of the party.

He made the declaration during a well-attended PDP Local Government meeting in Ido, where he also donated brand-new electric bikes to party chairmen. The gesture, he noted, reflects his commitment to empowering party leaders and promoting modern, sustainable mobility within the community.

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Addressing party members and supporters, Adeojo said, “I am here today to formally declare my ambition to serve as your representative at the federal level. Together, we will drive development, empower our people, and ensure the dividends of democracy reach every corner of our constituency.”

The event attracted key PDP stakeholders, community leaders, and supporters across Ido Local Government, further demonstrating Adeojo’s growing grassroots support and political influence.

Known for his proactive leadership style, Adeojo highlighted his focus on improving infrastructure, empowering youths, and boosting economic growth in Oyo State. He also pledged to prioritise federal support in critical sectors such as agriculture, education, healthcare, and security if elected.

Describing the electric bikes as symbolic, he added that they represent innovation, progress, and the renewed energy he intends to bring to the constituency.

Party leaders praised the initiative, with the Ido PDP Chairman, Hon. Musibau Emiola, commending Adeojo’s vision and leadership capacity.


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