Ondo PDP Inaugurates Olafeso, Dairo, Bakkita Bello as Chairmen Reconciliation Committees

The Peoples Democratic Party Ondo State has inaugurated reconciliation committees aimed at settling any issues that might have arisen during the party’s primary elections with a view to bringing all stakeholders on the same page in the overall interest of the party.

 

The State Chairman Hon. Fatai Adams said the committee members are carefully selected leaders with proven records of dedication and commitment to the party and express confidence in their ability to deliver on the mandate.

 

Chairman and Secretary, Reconciliation Committee(South) are: Dr. Omotayo Dairo and Alhaji Sodiq Obanoyen respectively

 

Chairman and Secretary Reconciliation (Central) are: Dr. Bakkita Bello and Hon. Amuwa Benson respectively

 

While Dr. Eddy Olafeso heads Reconciliation Committee(North) and Hon Bayo Alarapon serves as the Secretary.

 

The State Chairman equally urged the candidates to take the reconciliation agenda to their co-contestants in order to get the best out of the exercise.

 

Kennedy Ikantu Peretei.

 

State Publicity Secretary, PDP Ondo State.

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