Fatola “Te s’oju e” Rallies Electorate, Calls PDP Nigeria’s Most Capable Alternative

​As political activities intensify ahead of the general elections, Samson Opeyemi Fatola, the prominent House of Representatives aspirant for the Ibadan Southwest/Northwest federal constituency popularly known as “Te s’oju e,” has called on the electorate to look past internal party friction and recognize the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) as the nation’s most capable alternative.

​Fatola’s charge comes as PDP stakeholders across the country move to galvanize the grassroots, dismissing narratives that suggest the party is on the verge of extinction. They argue that the party has consistently emerged stronger from past existential threats due to its deep-rooted structures across the federation.

According to party leaders, the PDP’s credibility is anchored on its unique consistency as the only political organization to maintain its name, logo and identity since the return of democracy in 1998.

​Emphasizing the party’s readiness to lead, Fatola urged voters to focus on the PDP’s institutional capacity rather than the temporary power tussles currently making headlines. He maintained that the party remains the original architect of Nigeria’s modern policy frameworks and described it as a “mega party” far too resilient to be dismantled by internal setbacks.

His position aligns with a broader call within Oyo State for a return to “Party Supremacy,” where members are urged to prioritize the collective soul of the organization over individual ambitions.
​Stakeholders have emphasized that the party’s ability to spring major surprises in the upcoming elections will depend on the success of reconciliation efforts.

Fatola and other party loyalists have vowed to continue championing the PDP’s core values, positioning it as the only viable platform to challenge the status quo and deliver effective representation to the people of Ibadan.
​While the political climate remains competitive, the “Te s’oju e” momentum is being built on the premise that the future of the PDP remains brighter than its past.

The aspirant remains confident that when the electorate weighs the options, the party’s experience and nationwide structure will prove to be the deciding factors for a constituency seeking stable and impactful leadership.