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Ondo 2020: Ex-SSG Returns To Akeredolu’s Camp

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A former Secretary to the Ondo State Government (SSG) Ifedayo Abegunde who resigned last month to support another governorship aspirant, Chief Olusegun Abraham has returned to the camp of Governor Oluwarotimi Akeredolu.
Abegunde had shortly before the governorship primary election of the All Progressive Congress (APC) resigned his appointment as the SSG.
Abegunde had said that Akeredolu would not win the party primaries because his administration lacked human face.
Abegunde was quoted to have alleged that Akeredolu did not win the 2016 election, but some individuals including himself allegedly rigged the election in favour of Akeredolu.
Displeased by the statement credited to Abegunde, the Governor challenged him openly and called on security agencies to investigate Abegunde.
READ ALSO: Gov. Akeredolu Denies Plan To Sack 2,000 After Polls
But, it was gathered at the weekend that the former SSG and Akeredolu met to resolve their differences and have agreed to work together for the victory of APC in the October 10 governorship election.
The former SSG, it was gathered was prevailed upon by some political leaders in the state and he was said to have agreed to work for Akeredolu.
It was gathered that that the reconciliation was made possible by a group of politicians from Owo, home town of Governor Akeredolu.
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