Chief (Dr) Peter Taiwo Ogundeji, popularly known as APATA, has formally taken a significant step in his political journey by picking up the nomination form in Abuja at the Sheraton Hotel, at about 9 o’clock, to contest for the Senate seat representing Osun West Senatorial District under the platform of the All Progressives Congress (APC).
The development signals a bold declaration of intent by the youthful politician, whose growing influence within the party continues to attract attention across the district.
The atmosphere surrounding the purchase of the nomination form reflected both confidence and momentum, as supporters and party faithful gathered to witness what many described as a defining moment.
For Chief Ogundeji, the move is not merely procedural but symbolic of a deeper commitment to service, representation, and progressive leadership.
Speaking shortly after completing the process, Chief Ogundeji expressed strong optimism about his chances in the forthcoming primary election.
“I am confident that I will emerge as the candidate of our great party,” he said, noting that his track record of loyalty and grassroots engagement places him in a favourable position. He emphasised that the APC remains a party that recognises and nurtures youthful energy and dedication.
According to him, “Our party is youth-loving and forward-looking. It understands the need to allow vibrant and committed young leaders to serve and make a difference.”
Chief Ogundeji further highlighted his longstanding commitment to the ideals and growth of the APC, describing himself as one of the most consistent and active young stakeholders within the party.
“I should be among the youngest aspirants in this race, yet my level of commitment to the cause of our party has been unwavering over the years,” he stated.
Reaffirming his readiness for the task ahead, Ogundeji noted that his aspiration is driven by a genuine desire to deliver impactful representation to the people of Osun West.
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