Ifo APC leaders honour ex-chairman Joju Fadairo after retirement from partisan politics
Leaders of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Ifo Local Government have paid a courtesy visit to the party’s former chairman, Chief Joju Fadairo, in recognition of his contributions to the growth and stability of the party following his retirement from partisan politics.
The visit took place at Fadairo’s residence in Ibara, where party leaders commended his role in strengthening the APC and fostering unity among its members over the years.
The delegation was led by the APC Chairman in Ifo Local Government, Olumide Oduwole, and included former Speaker of the Ogun State House of Assembly, Olakunle Oluomo; the APC candidate for Ifo/Ewekoro Federal Constituency, Motunrayo Adijat Adeleye; Chairman of Ifo Local Government, Idris Olalekan Kushimo; and other party leaders and stakeholders.
Speaking during the visit, Oduwole described Fadairo as a leader whose wisdom, experience and commitment contributed significantly to the party’s cohesion and electoral successes.
He said the former chairman’s leadership style and dedication to the ideals of the APC had left a lasting impact on the party in the local government.
Responding, Fadairo thanked the delegation for the visit and the recognition accorded him.
He said he was grateful for the opportunity to serve the party and for the relationships he built during his years in active politics.
The former APC chairman reaffirmed his decision to retire from partisan politics and urged members of the party to remain united and committed to the progressive ideals of the APC.
