Former governor of Ekiti State, Segun Oni, has disclosed that he and his supporters, had resolved to leave the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) for the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
Oni, who served as APC Deputy National Chairman, South, said the decision to return to his former party, the PDP, was in line with the people’s clamour to move on.
He told The PUNCH the move would happen within the next three months.
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“We have taken a decision and we are in the process of joining the PDP. Our joining the PDP is something that won’t take three months,” he was quoted as saying.
The former governor, who bemoaned how he and his supporters were denied appointments and privileges in the APC, said, “You all knew the kind of treatment I have been getting. As we speak, none of my supporters has been given appointment or allowed to contest elections in the APC.”
He expressed confidence that all PDP members would be willing to receive him and his supporters back to the party.
