She added that the distribution of food packages would begin soon, with a target of reaching one million households.
They also demanded that the governor “resume or resign” within the next three days and cease governing the state by proxy.
The clash resulted from the siege laid on the PDP secretariat along the popular Alagbaka road in Akure by security agents.
The planned protest followed the continued absence of Mr Akeredolu from the state since his return from a medical trip abroad.
The activists asked the speaker of the state assembly, Olamide Oladiji, to act by setting up a team medical panel to ascertain Mr Akeredolu’s health.
The insistence follows the refusal of the state chief judge to set up a seven-man panel to probe the allegations against the deputy governor.
Mr Aiyedatiwa, however, requested the Court of Appeal to set aside the ruling of the judge.
The Assembly had served the deputy governor 14 allegations of gross misconduct amid his impeachment plot.
The State House of Assembly, through its counsel, Femi Emodamori, stated this on Monday.
Mr Oyewole, however, pleaded not guilty to the charges preferred against him by the prosecutor.
