Akure south local government congress; Chief Fesobi Akinmolayan re-elected as chairman, Mr Foluso Fasan emerged secretary
Akure south local government APC congress;
Chief Fesobi Akinmolayan re-elected as chairman, Mr Foluso Fasan emerged secretary.
Congress of the All Progressives Congress (APC) Held in Akure South Local Government
The All Progressives Congress (APC) continued its congress across the 774 Local Government Areas and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT). In Akure South Local Government, the congress took place at the designated venue—the Party Secretariat along Oba Adesida Road. Party members turned out in large numbers and unanimously elected officers to lead the party for the next four (4) years.
The Newly Elected Officials include:
Chief Johnson Fesobi Akinmolayan – Chairman
Hon. Muyiwa Adeyeye – Vice Chairman
Mr. Foluso Fasan – Secretary
Mrs. Abimbola Oladimeji – Assistant Secretary
Mr. Oluwasanmi Sunday – Legal Adviser
Mr. Oladimeji Ifewumi – Assistant Legal Adviser
Hon. Saka Aliu – Welfare Officer
Mrs. Funke Daramola – Woman Leader
Mr. Taiye Oni – Publicity Secretary
Mr. Akintunde Oke – Auditor
Mr. Oladimeji Lanre – Youth Leader
...along with 16 other Executive Officers.
Acceptance Speech was made by the Re-elected Chairman, Chief Johnson Fesobi Akinmolayan (FESCON)
In his speech, Chief Johnson Fesobi Akinmolayan expressed gratitude to party members for the opportunity to continue his leadership for another term. He pledged to intensify efforts toward the re-election of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, and other electoral victories in 2027.
Prominent figures in attendance at the congress include:
Hon. Gbenga Olaniyi (two-term former Commissioner)
Hon. Oluwarotimi Adeleye (Chairman, Congress Committee)
Prince Dapo Adepoju
Hon. Olubi Emmanuel (Congress Secretary)
...and other party leaders.
The congress was monitored by:
Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) Officials
Security Personnel
Media Representatives
Signed:
Foluso Fasan
Elected Secretary, APC
Akure South Local Government
Saturday, 21st February 2026
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