Osun State Governor, Ademola Adeleke, will lead the Pelumi Olajengbesi House of Representatives Campaign Council for the January 2027 election.

In a statement on Wednesday, Olajengbesi, the Accord Party candidate for Obokun-Oriade Federal Constituency, said the governor will lead a team of 335 persons in the party’s quest to unseat the incumbent Wole Oke of the All Progressives Congress who has been in the green chamber for 24 unbroken years.

Olajengbesi, 40, was the campaign spokesman for the re-election of Governor Adeleke, in the keenly contested August 15, 2026 Osun State Governorship Election.

“The Pelumi Olajengbesi Campaign Organisation is pleased to announce the constitution of the Pelumi Olajengbesi House of Representatives Campaign Council for the Oriade/Obokun Federal Constituency.

“The Council brings together respected leaders, political stakeholders, professionals, community leaders, women, youths, students and grassroots mobilisers from across the Federal Constituency and beyond,” he stated.

Governor Adeleke was announced as the patron of the campaign council alongside Kazeem Akinleye and Dele Faseru while the state’s Environment Commissioner, Mayowa Adejorin, was announced the council chairman and deputized by the state’s Cooperative and Empowerment Commissioner, Bayo Ogungbangbe.

The statement listed Adesoji Baderin as the council’s director-general with Ladesuyi Tope and Sola Adeyekun as deputies, Omotoso Eniola as secretary, Ademola Asaju as assistant secretary and Komolafe Fopefolu as spokesperson.

The statement outlined 20 campaign sub-committees including 17-member Elders & Stakeholder Engagement Committee chaired by Ayodeji Areola with Francis Agboola as secretary, 13-member Strategy & Political Planning Committee chaired by Adekusibe Okeowo with Bisi Babafemi as secretary, 24-member Mobilisation & Field Operations Committee chaired by Yemisi Itiola with Ibikunle Lateef as secretary, and 23-member Ward Coordination Committee chaired by Soji Bejide with Ademola Sajuyigbe as secretary.

The statement further announed Osundokun Osundare as the chairman 25-member Youth Mobilisation Committee with Adebusuyi Adeleye as secretary, while Roseline Adeyemi leads the 25-member Women Mobilisation Committee with Keji Lawal as secretary.

The Media & Publicity Committee with 14 members is chaired by Tope Abiola with Ogidiolu Adedeji as secretary while Niyi Odinna leads the 20-member Digital & New Media Committee with Adedolapo Adeyemi as secretary.

Jimoh Odunayo leads the 10-man Research, Policy & Manifesto Committee with Olatunji Awodiran as secretary. For the Legal & Compliance Committee, Ayodele Justice was announced as the chairman, Idowu Akinsola as co-chairman, Pelumi Olaleye as secretary and four others.

Komolafe Fopefolu chairs the Election Planning & Monitoring Committee with Isaac Fagbemi as secretary with 13 others while Femi Awe leads the Support Groups Committee with Muniru Adeyemi as secretary and 18 others.

Tola Faseru chairs the Finance & Fundraising Committee with Adesokan Mayowa as Secretary and 11 others while Olorunfemi Olatunji leads the Logistics & Operations Committee with Adewuyi Adeniran as Secretary with 10 others.

Seun Fapounda leads the Security & Intelligence Committee, Seun Fapounda with Fakowajo Olaoluwa as secretary with seven others while the Professional & Business Engagement Committee is chaired by Olumide Agboola with Taiwo Tifase as secretary and five others.

The Students Committee is chaired by Gbenga Olaleye with Fayao Opeyemi as secretary and 26 others while Ayo Omisade leads the Religious & Faith-Based Engagement Committee with Tunrayo Akuruyejo as secretary and eight others.

The Party Affairs & Political Engagement Committee is chaired by Adeloye Samuel with Owoeye Adelani as secretary and 22 others while the Diaspora & External Engagement Committee is led by Kolawole Adesokun with Adeniyi Damilare as Secretary with seven other members.