Former lawmaker says Ogun opposition stands no chance against APC
Kayode Oladele, a lawyer and former federal lawmaker, has dismissed the chances of opposition parties in the upcoming Ogun State governorship race. He argued that weak leadership and declining structures have left parties like the PDP and ADC unable to challenge the ruling APC. Oladele pointed to defections and growing support for Senator Olamilekan Adeola Yayi as signs of APC dominance. He emphasized that effective governance in Ogun State requires proven leadership and broad-based support.
Key takeaways
- Kayode Oladele criticized the opposition, especially the PDP, for lacking strong leadership and internal cohesion.
- He noted that the PDP’s plan to re-present Ladi Adebutu for the governorship raises questions about fairness and competence.
- Oladele highlighted ongoing defections from opposition parties to the APC as evidence of their weakening influence.
- He described Senator Olamilekan Adeola Yayi as the APC consensus candidate with growing popularity and grassroots support.
- According to Oladele, the APC’s unity and expanding support base make it the dominant force in Ogun State politics.
