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Reclaim Oyo From Makinde, Minister Begs Ganduje

The Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu, on Wednesday, pleaded with the National Chairman of the ruling All Progressives Congress, Dr...

The Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu, on Wednesday, pleaded with the National Chairman of the ruling All Progressives Congress, Dr Abdullahi Ganduje, to leverage the party’s recent victories in Edo and Ondo States to salvage Oyo from the grasp of Governor Seyi Makinde.

Adelabu made the appeal when he led a delegation of Oyo state executives and APC lawmakers on a courtesy visit to the National Working Committee of the party at its secretariat in Abuja.

While blaming the loss of the state to the opposition Peoples Democratic Party on their face-off, the minister assured the party leadership that Oyo APC has learnt its lesson by uniting all factions and aggrieved chieftains in the state.

He said, “So we want you to help us guide and support our state chairman so that he can also achieve the success you have demonstrated at the national level. I believe he shall learn. We are happy that for the first time, after the last elections, Oyo APC can now speak with one voice.

“There is no faction in Oyo State APC again and we are more determined than ever before to take over the governance in Oyo State. I believe we lost the last two elections, not to the non-popularity of the party in the states or due to lack of effort on our part, but to division. A house that is divided against itself will surely fail. Oyo State is an APC State. We all know that.

“In 2019, when I was the governorship candidate, we had divisions. We could not achieve effective reconciliation before the election. We had two senators and about 10 House of Representatives members. So you know that Oyo State APC is a grassroots party and it is a party of the masses.”

 

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