SARAKI'S DELEGATES ENDORSE LADI ADEBUTU FOR OGUN GOVERNOR

As the 2023 General Election gathers momentum, delegates loyal to a presidential aspirant of the People's Democratic Party (PDP), Senator Bukola Saraki have  endorsed Chief Ladi Adebutu for Ogun governorship.

The Saraki delegates who gave the endorsement at the PDP secteriat in Abeokuta, included Prince Adenekan Olateru Olagbegi, Ibrahim Sheu Gusau, Hembadoon Amena, Rico Abdullah, Chief Okafor Dan, Olaniyi Odunsanya and Nze Ifeanyi among others.

Prince Olagbegi in his words explained that ," since Ogun State has the largest companies in the Country it would require synergy from the State and Federal governments to further develop, thus Ladi Adebutu and Bukola Saraki who are of the same age group and better understanding would have a better communication between them to help the state grow more".

He added that "this is a season when every yoruba man should think well to elect a credible and active leader. 

Prince Olagbegi, who described former President Olusegun Obasanjo as one of the best presidents to rule Nigeria said some may condemn him but baba was able to put in his best. 

He also expressed optimism, saying "if a free and fair election was conducted in Ogun State, Adebutu no doubt will emerge as the next governor of the State".

The state chairman of the PDP, Sikirulai Ogundele who went memory lane, said the myriad of problems and infighting that bedevilled the party in 2019 made it to loose elections, but now the Party has mended its fences and had continued to wax stronger due to the support and efforts of Chief Ladi Adebutu

According to Ogundele, "politics is about give and take, today the PDP family in Ogun state is United".

" I pray that Chief Adebutu would become the next governor of Ogun state. Infact he has a lot of works to do to put Ogun on its deserved place as there is no reason not to beat Lagos in virtually everything".

"Our leaders started wit "otògè"in kwara now it is "òtùnyà", Ogundele stressed. 

 

 

 

 

 

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