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With Alao-Akala in APC, PDP dead in Oyo State – Tinubu

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December 17, 2017
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With Alao-Akala in APC, PDP dead in Oyo State – Tinubu
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All Progressives Congress (APC) National Leader, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, on Saturday in Ibadan declared the death of opposition parties in Oyo State.

Tinubu made the declaration during a mega rally at the ancient Mapo Hall,  while receiving former Governor  Adebayo Alao-Akala, former Senate Leader, Teslim Folarin and a host of others into the APC.

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Among the defectors are Senator Brimoh Yusuf; Chief Ayodele Adigun; Hon. Asimiyu Alarape; Hon. Dokun Odebunmi; Hon Ademola Ojo; Chief (Mrs) Olanrewaju Otiti; Mr Rauf Olaniyan and Funke Adesiyan.

APC national leader was joined by  Governor Abiola Ajimobi (Oyo), Governor Rauf Aregbesola (Osun) and  Governor  Rotimi Akeredolu (Ondo),  to receive the defectors.

The event coincided with the 68th birthday of Ajimobi.

“Today is very important because of the governor’s birthday. I really thank God for my friend, Alao-Akala and others for joining the APC.

“I also thank God for Folarin and Ambassador Taofeek Arapaja too. This APC house is great for all of us.  I am confident that today’s massive defection into the APC has finished opposition parties in Oyo State.

“We are happy to have you in and we are proud of our party,’’ he said.

The former Lagos State governor said that the APC was the only progressive party in Nigeria and Africa, urging the people to vote APC in the 2019  election.

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Ajimobi said that Alao-Akala and other defectors were the few good, intelligent and weighty people in the opposition parties across the state.

“The defection of Alao-Akala and others to the APC is a clear pointer that opposition parties in the state were finished,’’ he said.

Aregbesola and Akeredolu appreciated the massive turnout at the rally, saying they are proud of Ibadan and its people for embracing the APC massively.

In their various responses, Alao-Akala, Folarin, Arapaja and others pledged their loyalty to the party, saying they have joined the party for good.

“There is dynamism in politics. Today, we are in APC for real and will abide by the party rules. I salute Tinubu, our leader and my brother, Ajimobi for welcoming us into the party.

“I assure you that APC is the only party in Oyo State. All that is needed now is to pick who to be what and when. The PDP is dead in Oyo State,” Alao Akala said.

Special prayers were earlier held at the Government House Mosque and Chapel to commemorate the governor’s 68th birthday.

The prayer session was attended by prominent politicians, members of the state executive council, clergies and a host of well wishers.

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