APC chieftain says PDP has lost support in Ogun State
Kayode Oladele, a former Acting Executive Chairman of the Federal Character Commission and chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC), has stated that the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) is no longer a credible choice for voters in Ogun State. He attributed this to internal divisions and leadership crises within the PDP, contrasting it with what he described as the APC’s purposeful governance. Oladele praised the APC’s performance at both federal and state levels, highlighting reforms and developmental initiatives. He also commended Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola for his contributions to Ogun State and expressed confidence in the APC’s continued dominance.
Key takeaways
- Kayode Oladele claims the PDP’s internal crises have weakened its position in Ogun State, making the APC the preferred party.
- He credits the APC’s popularity to responsible governance and policies aimed at improving citizens’ lives.
- Oladele highlighted the developmental projects and empowerment programmes facilitated by Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola across Ogun State.
- He noted that Otunba Gbenga Daniel publicly endorsed Adeola’s governorship aspiration, boosting his statewide support.
- Oladele expressed confidence that the APC will retain the trust of Nigerians due to its commitment to development and national progress.
