Ogun: IPAC Sets to Inaugurate State’s Secretariat, Poised to Reclaim Its Vision

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The Inter-Party Advisory Council (IPAC) Ogun state chapter is set to commission its official secretariat in Abeokuta the State capital.

This was disclosed by the Hon. Oke Rotimi the Director General of IPAC, Ogun State in a statement available to newsmen.

He revealed that preparations are underway for the commissioning of the IPAC State Secretariat in Ogun, which will see the attendance of dignitaries such as the Executive Governor of Ogun State, Prince Dapo Abiodun, CON, as well as former governors, deputies, political appointees, and key national figures, including the national chairman of IPAC, Alhaji Yusuf Mamman Danielle.

Oke Rotimi Michael admitted that the past leadership in the state had largely diverted from the original vision while emphasizing the determination of the new IPAC leadership, led by Com. Sanyaolu Abayomi, the State Chairman, to restore the body to its founding ideals.

“The new leadership of IPAC comprises individuals of integrity, committed to returning the council to its core purpose. Going forward, IPAC will be respected for what it truly stands for, as we work to consolidate Nigeria’s democracy and ensure that politics positively impacts the lives of citizens, particularly at the grassroots level,” he stated”.

Hon. Oke Rotimi outlined key areas where IPAC, under its renewed leadership, will be making significant strides, which include:

1. Community Engagement: IPAC will actively encourage political parties to engage with local communities on pressing issues, promote grassroots development, and create platforms for citizens to contribute to decision-making processes.

2. Promoting Inclusivity: The council will work to ensure that all sectors of society, including women, youth, and marginalized groups, are involved in governance and community development efforts.

3. Building Trust Between Politicians and Citizens: IPAC is committed to bridging the gap between political parties and the people, fostering trust, and ensuring that political decisions address the real needs and priorities of the communities.

He called on the leaders in Ogun State to support this renewed vision for IPAC as the council works towards deepening Nigeria’s democracy and promoting governance that is truly reflective of the people’s needs.

According to him, “IPAC was founded, as a vital platform for resolving inter-party disputes, helping to foster peaceful relations and political stability. Also, through collaboration and dialogue, IPAC is to strengthen political institutions and influence government policies, ensuring the voices of multiple parties are represented in shaping governance for the benefit of all Nigerians.

“The current chairman is with the vision of fostering unity, cooperation, and collaboration among political parties to strengthen democracy and ensure good governance in Nigeria. By promoting democratic values, using dialogue among political parties, and working to ensure free, fair, and credible elections. To encourage adherence to principles such as the rule of law, transparency, and accountability”.

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