Ekiti APC Inaugurates New State Excos (Full Names & Portfolios)

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The All Progressives Congress in Ekiti State today Saturday 15 September 2018 inaugurated 35 members as the State Executive Committee.

The newly constituted executive members  are expected to steer the sheep of the party for another four years. They were inaugurated by a 7-man Committee on Ekiti State Congress, ably supported by the Local Organising Committee headed the Ekiti State Deputy Governor- Elect, Chief Bisi Egbeyemi.

The occasion, which was well-attended by stakeholders/delegates, was presided over by the former Deputy Governor of Jigawa State, H/E Ahmad Mohammad.

The motion for the affirmation of the new Exco was moved by Senator Ayo Arise and seconded by a former Minister of State for Works, Prince Dayo Adeyeye, after which a voice of all in attendance was taken.

In his acceptance speech, the newly elected State Chairman, Barrister Paul Omotoso,  who spoke on behalf of other Exco, promised to work for the unity and progress of the party in the state. He also seized the opportunity to assure all party members of his commitment to uphold the principles of rule of law and manifestos of the All Progress Congress.

The Congress Committee members as delegated by the National Secretariat of APC has the former Deputy Governor of Jigawa State, Alhaji Ahmad Muhammad as Chairman and Chris Wingwe as his Secretary. Others are Rt.Hon.Revd Aderoboye Samuel, Rt.Hon. Ali Othman Babagana and Bar.Chima Okafor.

The representative of INEC was also on ground to monitor the process, which went smoothly without any rancour.
Below is the full list of the newly constituted Ekiti APC Exco as inaugurated:

1. Chairman: Barrister Paul Omotosho from Gbonyin Local Government in Ekiti South Senatorial District

2. Deputy Chairman: Hon Sola Eleshin from Ado Local Government in Ekiti Central Senatorial District

3. Secretary: Ogunsakin Kayode from Ikole Local Government in Ekiti North Senatorial District.

4. Asst. Secretary:  Kayode Idiowo from Ekiti East Local Government in the South Senatorial District.

5 . P.R.O: Hon  Ade Ajayi from Oye Local Government in the North Senatorial District.

6 . Asst. P.R.O: Philip Adedara from South West Local Government in Ekiti South Senatorial District.

7. Treasurer: Elder Moses Adeoye from Moba Local Government in Ekiti North Senatorial District.

8 . Asst. Treasurer: Omolayo Olajiga from Ise/Orun Local Government in Ekiti South Senatorial District.

9 . Fin. Secretary: Hon Fatile Bamidele from Ilejemeje Local Government in Ekiti North Local Government.

10. Asst. Fin. Sec. Aina Mathia Afolabi from Ido/Osi Local Government in Ekiti North Senatorial Government.

11. Auditor: Hon Kehinde Ogundare from Emure Local Government in Ekiti South Senatorial District.

12. Asst. Auditor Hon Kehinde Ajayi from Irepodun/Ifelodun Local Government in Ekiti Central Senatorial District.

13 Women Leader: Chief Mrs Afuye Monisade from Ikere Local Government in Ekiti South Senatorial District.

14 Asst. Women Leader Egunlusi Caroline from Irepodun/Ifelodun Local Government in Ekiti Central Senatorial District.

15 Youth Leader: Asekun Sunday from Ijero Local Government in Ekiti Central Senatorial District.

16 Asst. Youth Leader Bobade Sina from Ido/Osi Local Government in Ekiti North Senatorial District.

17 Org. Secretary: Hon Isaac Fayeba from Ekiti West Local Government in Ekiti Central Senatorial District.

18 Asst. Org. Sec.: Deji Babalola from Ijero Local Government in Ekiti Central Senatorial District.

19 Welfare: Omotayo Kolawole from Efon Local Government in Ekiti Central Senatorial District.

20 Asst. Welfare: Hon Alfred Olokan from Oye Local Government in Ekiti North Senatorial District

21 Legal Adviser: Barrister  Amire Kolade from Ekiti South West Local Government in Ekiti South Senatorial District

22 Asst. Legal Adviser Barr. Wale Adeyeye from Ikole Local Government in Ekiti North Senatorial District.

23 Ex officio: Ajibade Bamiteko from Moba Local Government in Ekiti North Senatorial District.

24 Ex officio: Mrs Cecilia  Oluwadare from Ado Local Government in Ekiti Central Local Government

25 Ex officio: Tope Ajibade from Ikere Local Government in Ekiti South Senatorial District

26 Ex officio Mrs Rabi Oderinde from Ekiti West Local Government in Ekiti Central Senatorial District.

SENATORIAL DISTRICTS EXCOs
CENTRAL:
1. Chairman: Chief Bankole Jekoyemi from Ijero Local Govt
2 Youth Leader: Nicholas Oyinlade from Ado Local Govt
3. Woman Leader: Alhaja Adesina Motunrayo from Ekiti West Local Govt.

SOUTH :
1 Chairman: Hon Akinbobola from Ekiti East Local Govt.
2 Youth Leader : Alhaji Sikiru Daramola from Ise/Orun Local Govt
3 Woman Leader Mrs Adesina Abiodun from Emure Local Govt

NORTH:
1. Chairman: Evan. Ayo Kolawole from Oye Local Govt.
2. Youth Leader:
Adewumi Adeyanju from Ikole Local Govt
3. Woman Leader: Mrs Ibiloye Felicia from Moba Local Govt.

SIGNED;
Publicity Secretary office
APC, Ekiti State
15th September, 2018

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