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Ogungbangbe credits federal constituencies of Osun, urges Obokun/Oriade to settle down

By ISAAC OLUSESI 

Dr Thomas Olaleye Ogungbangbe has credited the political leaders of the All Progressive Congress [APC] in the federal constituencies of Osun State with a Midas touch for their continued efforts in strengthening the party ahead of the elections in the state, making the currently, significant impact in their respective constituencies, observable. 
He stated this over the weekend, overly concerned with the prospects of elections in the unsettled federal constituencies, adding, the APC leaderships in the federal constituencies, elsewhere in the state, are structured, ordered, stable and reportedly, ahead, engaging communities, and build relationships with community leaders, listen to their needs, recruit new party members, and gain more supporters, while promoting the values and agenda of the party. 

The Chairman and Chief Executive Officer [CEO] of CITA ENERGIES noted, the party's stakeholders in the federal constituency of Obokun/Oriade hold a vital position, serving well its part as a bridge between the APC state leadership and the constituency. According to him, the Obokun/Oriade party stakeholders are effectively united, valued and respected, building trust, drive collective interest and promote fairness as they carry out momentous, crucial responsibilities. He added that the stakeholders lead the local and ward units of the party and, guide and direct the party activities in the constituency.

He disclosed that "the unity of the party stakeholders in Obokun/Oriade federal constituency is such that breeds equity and inclusivity, with the team well-rounded, working and more invested effectively in the progress of the party." 

On the filling of the party leadership vacancies in the federal constituencies, "the task is more easier in the conjoined local government council areas as Obokun/Oriade federal constituency," Ogungbangbe said. He attributed this to the long established rotational schedule of power succession, a deliberate and structured process that determines the next side to assume party leadership in the constituency, and charged that the filling process should adhere to fairness to facilitate a smooth handover to the new leader of the constituency.

The chieftain of APC from Osun East Senatorial District urged the party stakeholders in the federal constituencies across the state, still restless on the party leadership transfer, to place high premium on the application of exceptional integrity, exceptional intelligence and exceptional diligence, explained "in terms of transparency and accountability, and ability to pay attention to details of the party's position on issues to develop effective solutions to complex political challenges, in favour of greater good," quoting Ogungbangbe.

Hear further, the scion of the Ajagbusi Ekun Royal Dynasty of Iloko Ijesa in Oriade local government council area of the state: "the contestants who have valuable experiences, skills and requisite knowledge to make informed decisions, mentor younger politicians, and posses strong track record of advocacy and leadership with commitment as well as demonstrative effect and credibility germane to resolving conflicts, right past wrongs, build trust among party stakeholders, and present a united front will suffice to occupy the party's apex leadership positions in the affected federal constituencies in the state, still struggling with the party leadership vacuum." 

Such contestants, after endorsement and induction, would be expected to prioritize the well-being of the party, according to Prince Ogungbangbe, positing that they could be relied upon to be beneficial to the party, provide leadership that is essential to networking connections and relationships with political influencers, attract more members and supporters to inject new energy into party as the momentum builds up for strong election campaigns to secure tangible votes for the party at all elections. 

Particularly, for now, in the February local government council election.

 *OLUSESI writes via* isaacolusesi@gmail.com

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