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Senator Olamilekan Adeola In Big Trouble

Senator Olamilekan Adeola a.k.a YAYI is in hot soup.

All Progressives Congress (APC) elders in the Ogun West Senatorial District have disown him.

A communique signed by Sen. Iyabo Anisulowo, Salmon Adeleke, Mary Ogunjobi, Solomon Ajose, Juliana Akintyo, Razak Oduntan; Jimoh Akinlade and Alabi Ojoare and other stakeholders said:

“A clear example of such charade was when they said, Yewa Obas begged Asiwaju Bola Tinubu to release the Lagos Senator to Ogun State.”

“It took the rebuttal by some bold and non-conformist Yewa Obas for us to know it was all gimmicks.”

“In a similar vein, they have severally mischievously used the name of the Governor as a supporter of the gambit, to hoodwink people into joining the bandwagon of the attempt to import illegality to Ogun West.”

“We are under no doubt that Prince Dapo Abiodun have yet to affirm his support for any aspirant and we are confident he will not lend himself to this anomaly.”

“We, therefore, use this medium to reinforce the indisputable fact that the genuine Elders, Leaders and Stakeholders of Ogun West APC are not in support of the illegal move, and neither have any of the legitimate aspirants been endorsed for the Senate seat of our senatorial district.”

“Talk more of Senator Olamilekan Adeola – who by clear provisions of the constitution and the electoral act is not qualified to contest elections in Ogun State.”

“Therefore, any group of persons that have done so, are speaking for themselves and not for Ogun West.”

“Significantly, we call on the National Working Committee (NWC) of our party, under the leadership of HE Senator Abdullahi Adamu and also HE Prince Dapo Abiodun, to intervene and halt the illegality being perpetrated in Ogun State.”

“Finally, we restate that this action is to protect the integrity of our senatorial district and preserve the legacies of our forebears who by now, will be turning in their graves at the attempted desecration of Yewa-Awori land.”

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