The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has declared its intention to win the 2026 Ekiti State gubernatorial election. Acting National Chairman Tanimu Turaki said the party is determined to take over the state from the current All Progressives Congress (APC) administration, which he described as a failed government. Turaki made these remarks during the official presentation of the Certificate of Return to the PDP’s governorship candidate, Dr. Oluwole Oluyede, in Abuja. The ceremony marked the formal start of the party’s campaign for the 2026 election.
Turaki assured the people of Ekiti that the PDP would emerge victorious, citing Dr. Oluyede as a man of the people with a genuine blueprint for prosperity and development. The party’s drive to win is motivated by a desire to offer an alternative to the incumbent administration, which it claims has failed to deliver on its promises. PDP officials believe that Dr. Oluyede’s vision and leadership skills can bring positive change to the state.
With the Certificate of Return presented, the PDP has officially launched its campaign for the 2026 Ekiti gubernatorial race, which is expected to be highly contested. The APC is likely to mount a strong challenge, but the PDP remains confident that its message of change and development will resonate with Ekiti voters. The campaign focuses on presenting a better alternative to the current government, which the party says has not addressed the state’s developmental challenges.
As the election approaches, voters in Ekiti will choose between the PDP and the APC. A PDP victory would represent a significant shift in the state’s political landscape, and the party is working hard to ensure its candidate’s success. The official launch of the campaign positions the PDP to take on the APC in what promises to be a keenly contested election, with outcomes that will have important implications for the people of Ekiti and the state’s political future.
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