
The Progressive Network for Tinubu (PNT) in Ondo State, has constituted its Central Working Committee (CWC) as part of early strategic moves ahead of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s re-election bid in 2027.
The development was conveyed by the Director-General of the group, Pastor Olumide Obadele, who described the committee as a critical structure to strengthen coordination, mobilisation, and statewide outreach for the group.
According to Pastor Obadele, the newly formed CWC and local Government coordinators are made up of experienced party loyalists, grassroot mobilizers, professionals, and youth leaders drawn from the eighteen local Government areas of Ondo State .
He noted that the committee will be responsible for stakeholders engagement, grassroots sensitization, and alignment of PNT activities with the Renewed Hope agenda of president Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration.
He added that the timing of the committee’s constitution reflects the group’s commitment to early planning and inclusive participation.
The DG further stated that PNT remains focused on consolidating public support for President Tinubu by highlighting the administration’s achievements and engaging citizens on governance reforms.
He assured members, supporters,local government coordinators that the Central Working Committee would operate transparently and strategically to galvanize statewide backing ahead of 2027, while urging members to remain hopeful and actively involved in the democratic process.
Among the prominent leaders in attendance were Hon. Comrade Fred Akinuli ( Deputy Director General), Comrade Ogedengbe Adeniyi Sunday (Secretary), Prince Adewole Oluwafemi (Coordinator, Idanre/Ifedore State Constituency), Prince Tokunbo Adegoroye, Hon. Mrs. Kemi Akinnagbe (Women Leader), Comrade Fidelis Eteng (Coordinator, Non-Indigene ), Hon. Samson Olufemi (Pedro) (Coordinator, Ile Oluji/Okeigbo Federal Constituency), and Comrade Laurel Ojo, alongside other stakeholders.
Pastor Olumide Obadele further commended members for their unwavering dedication, declaring that PNT remains “strong, united, and politically healthy” across the 18 local government areas of the state. He underscored that 2026 would be a politically demanding year, urging members to brace up for intensified mobilisation in pursuit of a singular objective: the re-election of President Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
He directed all local government coordinators to be prepared for a statewide tour of the 18 LGAs which would commence soon, while reaffirming PNT’s ambitious grassroots target—a minimum of fifty committed members per polling unit across the state—describing it as “non-negotiable” for electoral success.
The highlight of the meeting was the announcement of the newly constituted PNT Central Working Committee:
1. Pastor Olumide Obadele – Director General
2. Comrade Fred Akinuli – Deputy Director General
3. Comrade Sunday Ogedengbe – General Secretary
4. Comrade Ajayi Olusuyi – Strategic Communications/Public Affairs
5. Mr. Adewole Oluwafemi – Organising Secretary
6. Hon. Femi Sule – Special Duties
7. Barr. Sunday Oluwole – Legal Adviser
8. Comrade Segun Omojola – National Liaison Officer
9.Comrade Laurel Ojo – Programmes/Events
10. Jesupemi Bankole – Entrepreneurs/Business Owners
11. Hon. Kemi Akinnagbe – Women Leader
12. Prince Adewale Adesida – Logistics and Security
13. Prince Tokunbo Adegoroye – Research and Strategies
14. Comrade Fidelis Eteng – Non-Indigene Affairs
15. Comrade Raji Rasaki – Youths/Students Affairs
16. Hon. Segun Olajide – Mobilisation
17. Hon. Yisa Ganiyu – Member
18. Hon. Samson Olufemi – Member
In his remarks, General Secretary Comrade Sunday Adeniyi Ogedengbe applauded the “unquantifiable support” extended to PNT by its Principal, Dr. Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo (BTO), Minister of Interior, before and during the last yuletide season and urged members to demonstrate absolute loyalty to the ideology and principles of PNT and APC as a political party while calling for full participation in APC activities, including the ongoing APC Membership E-Registration.
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