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Osun 2026: Aregbesola’s Supporters Dump APC

The Omoluabi Progressives, a political group led by former Osun State Governor, Rauf Aregbesola, has announced its decision to sever ties with the All Progressives Congress (APC).

The group cited internal divisions, including the expulsion and suspension of key members, as reasons for the move.

In a statement released on Sunday by Oluwaseun Abosede, the group’s Organising and Publicity Secretary, the decision was described as a consensus reached by stakeholders during a monthly meeting held in Ilesa.

Representatives from the group’s 332 wards across Osun State endorsed the resolution.

Among the reasons for the departure, Abosede highlighted the ostracization of the group within APC, unfair treatment of its leaders, and the poor handling of internal party crises.

He further noted that these issues contributed to the party’s loss of popularity in the state following a poor performance in recent elections.

At the meeting, Aregbesola commended members for their loyalty to the principles of integrity and good governance.

He urged them to remain focused on the vision of the Omoluabi Progressives and pledged that ongoing efforts to reposition the group would soon yield results.

“With this decision, we are charting a new course to restore good governance and strengthen our political influence in Osun State,” Aregbesola said.

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