The Osun State chapter of the People's Democratic Party (PDP) has suspended Elder Peter Babalola, the former Chief of Staff to ex-Governor Olagunsoye Oyinlola, over alleged anti-party activities. The suspension was announced in a statement issued today by the Ward 7 Executive Committee of Irewole Local Government, led by its Chairman, Odelade Adesoye.
According to the release, the decision to suspend Elder Babalola was based on his failure to participate in the recently concluded PDP membership registration exercise. This act, the committee stated, is a clear indication of his lack of commitment and identification with the party, which is considered a serious violation of the party’s rules and regulations.
The Ward 7 Executive Committee emphasized that Elder Babalola's non-participation in the registration exercise amounts to anti-party behavior, which the party cannot condone. They reiterated the importance of party loyalty and participation in all activities as essential criteria for membership in good standing.
The statement further warned that the suspension serves as a reminder to all party members of the consequences of neglecting their responsibilities and failing to adhere to the party’s guidelines.
Elder Peter Babalola, once a prominent figure in Osun State politics, has yet to respond to the suspension. His future within the PDP remains uncertain as the party leadership continues to enforce strict measures to maintain discipline and unity among its members.
The suspension highlights the PDP's ongoing efforts to strengthen its internal structure and ensure that all members are fully committed to the party’s objectives as it prepares for future political engagements in the state.
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