The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Ondo State has reaffirmed its stance as a strong opposition party in the region, according to the state chairman, Mr. Dupe Aisida. He emphasized that, despite facing numerous challenges, the PDP is committed to keeping the ruling party accountable. Aisida's remarks came in response to reports of a rumored dissolution of the state executive committee, which he dismissed as unfounded and illegal.

Aisida articulated that the PDP's resilience is evident in recent elections across the country, which have reinstated the party's relevance and potential for a comeback. He confidently mentioned that these events indicate the party's ability to recover from setbacks and regain its previous stature. His optimism reflects a broader belief within the party that it can reclaim lost ground in Nigerian politics.

The comments also suggest a strategic emphasis on unity and strength within the party's ranks, aiming to prepare for future electoral challenges. Aisida's insistence on the illegitimacy of the dissolution claim points towards internal conflicts within the party, yet he maintains a focus on overcoming these hurdles for a stronger resurgence in the political landscape. As the PDP navigates its current standing, its leaders are keen on galvanizing support and presenting a formidable alternative to the ruling government in Ondo State and beyond.