The confusion seems to be the order of the day within the social democratic party in Ondo state just four days to the governorship election in the state with its governorship candidate, Peter Fasua, withdrawing and throwing his support behind the governor and APC candidate, Rotimi Akeredolu a few hours after its state chairman, Dele Ogunbameru, led the chairmen of 10 other political parties to announce their support for the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, Eyitayo Jegede.
The development implies that the SDP has partly supported the candidates of the two major political parties in the state and that the party no longer has a candidate for the governorship election.
Fasua, while announcing his decision, on Tuesday in Akure, the state capital, said, “I decided to step down and support Governor Akeredolu as I am convinced that my own desires and plans for Ondo State will be achieved totally by Governor Akeredolu.”
The educationist expressed his readiness to mobilise the structure of his party and his supporters across the state for Akeredolu’s re-election.
He also announced the donation of campaign coaster buses and other materials to the governor’s campaign organisation.
Appreciating the gesture, Akeredolu described Fasua’s decision as another sign of victory for him in the election.
If elected, the governor pledged that his administration would continue to deliver on its promises in all the 18 local government areas of the state and put smiles on the faces of the people of the state.
The deputy governorship candidate of the SDP, Mrs. Rachel Ajayi, has however announced her decision to support the PDP.
Ajayi, who spoke in Akure on Tuesday, said she backed the decision of her party to support the PDP in the election, adding that she was not part of the position taken by Fasua.
She stated, “I am a party person and I queue behind any position taken by my party and its leadership. The party has decided to support the Peoples Democratic Party as relayed by our state Chairman, Prince Dele Ogunbameru, and that is okay by me.
“Fasua has never called me for once and he has not been carrying the party along in all his programmes.
Everything about him is business, he is not prepared for this election and he has always been acting as an agent of the APC as revealed even during the governorship debate.”
“To me, he should have contested under the APC.
The party is supreme and we are candidates sponsored by the party since we are not independent candidates.
I do not support any activities that will undermine the supremacy of the party.”
The confusion seems to be the order of the day within the social democratic party in Ondo state just four days to the governorship election in the state with its governorship candidate, Peter Fasua, withdrawing and throwing his support behind the governor and APC candidate, Rotimi Akeredolu a few hours after its state chairman, Dele Ogunbameru, led the chairmen of 10 other political parties to announce their support for the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, Eyitayo Jegede.
The development implies that the SDP has partly supported the candidates of the two major political parties in the state and that the party no longer has a candidate for the governorship election.
Fasua, while announcing his decision, on Tuesday in Akure, the state capital, said, “I decided to step down and support Governor Akeredolu as I am convinced that my own desires and plans for Ondo State will be achieved totally by Governor Akeredolu.”
The educationist expressed his readiness to mobilise the structure of his party and his supporters across the state for Akeredolu’s re-election.
He also announced the donation of campaign coaster buses and other materials to the governor’s campaign organisation.
Appreciating the gesture, Akeredolu described Fasua’s decision as another sign of victory for him in the election.
If elected, the governor pledged that his administration would continue to deliver on its promises in all the 18 local government areas of the state and put smiles on the faces of the people of the state.
The deputy governorship candidate of the SDP, Mrs. Rachel Ajayi, has however announced her decision to support the PDP.
Ajayi, who spoke in Akure on Tuesday, said she backed the decision of her party to support the PDP in the election, adding that she was not part of the position taken by Fasua.
She stated, “I am a party person and I queue behind any position taken by my party and its leadership. The party has decided to support the Peoples Democratic Party as relayed by our state Chairman, Prince Dele Ogunbameru, and that is okay by me.
“Fasua has never called me for once and he has not been carrying the party along in all his programmes.
Everything about him is business, he is not prepared for this election and he has always been acting as an agent of the APC as revealed even during the governorship debate.”
“To me, he should have contested under the APC.
The party is supreme and we are candidates sponsored by the party since we are not independent candidates.
I do not support any activities that will undermine the supremacy of the party.”
The confusion seems to be the order of the day within the social democratic party in Ondo state just four days to the governorship election in the state with its governorship candidate, Peter Fasua, withdrawing and throwing his support behind the governor and APC candidate, Rotimi Akeredolu a few hours after its state chairman, Dele Ogunbameru, led the chairmen of 10 other political parties to announce their support for the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, Eyitayo Jegede.
The development implies that the SDP has partly supported the candidates of the two major political parties in the state and that the party no longer has a candidate for the governorship election.
Fasua, while announcing his decision, on Tuesday in Akure, the state capital, said, “I decided to step down and support Governor Akeredolu as I am convinced that my own desires and plans for Ondo State will be achieved totally by Governor Akeredolu.”
The educationist expressed his readiness to mobilise the structure of his party and his supporters across the state for Akeredolu’s re-election.
He also announced the donation of campaign coaster buses and other materials to the governor’s campaign organisation.
Appreciating the gesture, Akeredolu described Fasua’s decision as another sign of victory for him in the election.
If elected, the governor pledged that his administration would continue to deliver on its promises in all the 18 local government areas of the state and put smiles on the faces of the people of the state.
The deputy governorship candidate of the SDP, Mrs. Rachel Ajayi, has however announced her decision to support the PDP.
Ajayi, who spoke in Akure on Tuesday, said she backed the decision of her party to support the PDP in the election, adding that she was not part of the position taken by Fasua.
She stated, “I am a party person and I queue behind any position taken by my party and its leadership. The party has decided to support the Peoples Democratic Party as relayed by our state Chairman, Prince Dele Ogunbameru, and that is okay by me.
“Fasua has never called me for once and he has not been carrying the party along in all his programmes.
Everything about him is business, he is not prepared for this election and he has always been acting as an agent of the APC as revealed even during the governorship debate.”
“To me, he should have contested under the APC.
The party is supreme and we are candidates sponsored by the party since we are not independent candidates.
I do not support any activities that will undermine the supremacy of the party.”
The confusion seems to be the order of the day within the social democratic party in Ondo state just four days to the governorship election in the state with its governorship candidate, Peter Fasua, withdrawing and throwing his support behind the governor and APC candidate, Rotimi Akeredolu a few hours after its state chairman, Dele Ogunbameru, led the chairmen of 10 other political parties to announce their support for the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, Eyitayo Jegede.
The development implies that the SDP has partly supported the candidates of the two major political parties in the state and that the party no longer has a candidate for the governorship election.
Fasua, while announcing his decision, on Tuesday in Akure, the state capital, said, “I decided to step down and support Governor Akeredolu as I am convinced that my own desires and plans for Ondo State will be achieved totally by Governor Akeredolu.”
The educationist expressed his readiness to mobilise the structure of his party and his supporters across the state for Akeredolu’s re-election.
He also announced the donation of campaign coaster buses and other materials to the governor’s campaign organisation.
Appreciating the gesture, Akeredolu described Fasua’s decision as another sign of victory for him in the election.
If elected, the governor pledged that his administration would continue to deliver on its promises in all the 18 local government areas of the state and put smiles on the faces of the people of the state.
The deputy governorship candidate of the SDP, Mrs. Rachel Ajayi, has however announced her decision to support the PDP.
Ajayi, who spoke in Akure on Tuesday, said she backed the decision of her party to support the PDP in the election, adding that she was not part of the position taken by Fasua.
She stated, “I am a party person and I queue behind any position taken by my party and its leadership. The party has decided to support the Peoples Democratic Party as relayed by our state Chairman, Prince Dele Ogunbameru, and that is okay by me.
“Fasua has never called me for once and he has not been carrying the party along in all his programmes.
Everything about him is business, he is not prepared for this election and he has always been acting as an agent of the APC as revealed even during the governorship debate.”
“To me, he should have contested under the APC.
The party is supreme and we are candidates sponsored by the party since we are not independent candidates.
I do not support any activities that will undermine the supremacy of the party.”
The confusion seems to be the order of the day within the social democratic party in Ondo state just four days to the governorship election in the state with its governorship candidate, Peter Fasua, withdrawing and throwing his support behind the governor and APC candidate, Rotimi Akeredolu a few hours after its state chairman, Dele Ogunbameru, led the chairmen of 10 other political parties to announce their support for the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, Eyitayo Jegede.
The development implies that the SDP has partly supported the candidates of the two major political parties in the state and that the party no longer has a candidate for the governorship election.
Fasua, while announcing his decision, on Tuesday in Akure, the state capital, said, “I decided to step down and support Governor Akeredolu as I am convinced that my own desires and plans for Ondo State will be achieved totally by Governor Akeredolu.”
The educationist expressed his readiness to mobilise the structure of his party and his supporters across the state for Akeredolu’s re-election.
He also announced the donation of campaign coaster buses and other materials to the governor’s campaign organisation.
Appreciating the gesture, Akeredolu described Fasua’s decision as another sign of victory for him in the election.
If elected, the governor pledged that his administration would continue to deliver on its promises in all the 18 local government areas of the state and put smiles on the faces of the people of the state.
The deputy governorship candidate of the SDP, Mrs. Rachel Ajayi, has however announced her decision to support the PDP.
Ajayi, who spoke in Akure on Tuesday, said she backed the decision of her party to support the PDP in the election, adding that she was not part of the position taken by Fasua.
She stated, “I am a party person and I queue behind any position taken by my party and its leadership. The party has decided to support the Peoples Democratic Party as relayed by our state Chairman, Prince Dele Ogunbameru, and that is okay by me.
“Fasua has never called me for once and he has not been carrying the party along in all his programmes.
Everything about him is business, he is not prepared for this election and he has always been acting as an agent of the APC as revealed even during the governorship debate.”
“To me, he should have contested under the APC.
The party is supreme and we are candidates sponsored by the party since we are not independent candidates.
I do not support any activities that will undermine the supremacy of the party.”
The confusion seems to be the order of the day within the social democratic party in Ondo state just four days to the governorship election in the state with its governorship candidate, Peter Fasua, withdrawing and throwing his support behind the governor and APC candidate, Rotimi Akeredolu a few hours after its state chairman, Dele Ogunbameru, led the chairmen of 10 other political parties to announce their support for the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, Eyitayo Jegede.
The development implies that the SDP has partly supported the candidates of the two major political parties in the state and that the party no longer has a candidate for the governorship election.
Fasua, while announcing his decision, on Tuesday in Akure, the state capital, said, “I decided to step down and support Governor Akeredolu as I am convinced that my own desires and plans for Ondo State will be achieved totally by Governor Akeredolu.”
The educationist expressed his readiness to mobilise the structure of his party and his supporters across the state for Akeredolu’s re-election.
He also announced the donation of campaign coaster buses and other materials to the governor’s campaign organisation.
Appreciating the gesture, Akeredolu described Fasua’s decision as another sign of victory for him in the election.
If elected, the governor pledged that his administration would continue to deliver on its promises in all the 18 local government areas of the state and put smiles on the faces of the people of the state.
The deputy governorship candidate of the SDP, Mrs. Rachel Ajayi, has however announced her decision to support the PDP.
Ajayi, who spoke in Akure on Tuesday, said she backed the decision of her party to support the PDP in the election, adding that she was not part of the position taken by Fasua.
She stated, “I am a party person and I queue behind any position taken by my party and its leadership. The party has decided to support the Peoples Democratic Party as relayed by our state Chairman, Prince Dele Ogunbameru, and that is okay by me.
“Fasua has never called me for once and he has not been carrying the party along in all his programmes.
Everything about him is business, he is not prepared for this election and he has always been acting as an agent of the APC as revealed even during the governorship debate.”
“To me, he should have contested under the APC.
The party is supreme and we are candidates sponsored by the party since we are not independent candidates.
I do not support any activities that will undermine the supremacy of the party.”
The confusion seems to be the order of the day within the social democratic party in Ondo state just four days to the governorship election in the state with its governorship candidate, Peter Fasua, withdrawing and throwing his support behind the governor and APC candidate, Rotimi Akeredolu a few hours after its state chairman, Dele Ogunbameru, led the chairmen of 10 other political parties to announce their support for the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, Eyitayo Jegede.
The development implies that the SDP has partly supported the candidates of the two major political parties in the state and that the party no longer has a candidate for the governorship election.
Fasua, while announcing his decision, on Tuesday in Akure, the state capital, said, “I decided to step down and support Governor Akeredolu as I am convinced that my own desires and plans for Ondo State will be achieved totally by Governor Akeredolu.”
The educationist expressed his readiness to mobilise the structure of his party and his supporters across the state for Akeredolu’s re-election.
He also announced the donation of campaign coaster buses and other materials to the governor’s campaign organisation.
Appreciating the gesture, Akeredolu described Fasua’s decision as another sign of victory for him in the election.
If elected, the governor pledged that his administration would continue to deliver on its promises in all the 18 local government areas of the state and put smiles on the faces of the people of the state.
The deputy governorship candidate of the SDP, Mrs. Rachel Ajayi, has however announced her decision to support the PDP.
Ajayi, who spoke in Akure on Tuesday, said she backed the decision of her party to support the PDP in the election, adding that she was not part of the position taken by Fasua.
She stated, “I am a party person and I queue behind any position taken by my party and its leadership. The party has decided to support the Peoples Democratic Party as relayed by our state Chairman, Prince Dele Ogunbameru, and that is okay by me.
“Fasua has never called me for once and he has not been carrying the party along in all his programmes.
Everything about him is business, he is not prepared for this election and he has always been acting as an agent of the APC as revealed even during the governorship debate.”
“To me, he should have contested under the APC.
The party is supreme and we are candidates sponsored by the party since we are not independent candidates.
I do not support any activities that will undermine the supremacy of the party.”
The confusion seems to be the order of the day within the social democratic party in Ondo state just four days to the governorship election in the state with its governorship candidate, Peter Fasua, withdrawing and throwing his support behind the governor and APC candidate, Rotimi Akeredolu a few hours after its state chairman, Dele Ogunbameru, led the chairmen of 10 other political parties to announce their support for the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, Eyitayo Jegede.
The development implies that the SDP has partly supported the candidates of the two major political parties in the state and that the party no longer has a candidate for the governorship election.
Fasua, while announcing his decision, on Tuesday in Akure, the state capital, said, “I decided to step down and support Governor Akeredolu as I am convinced that my own desires and plans for Ondo State will be achieved totally by Governor Akeredolu.”
The educationist expressed his readiness to mobilise the structure of his party and his supporters across the state for Akeredolu’s re-election.
He also announced the donation of campaign coaster buses and other materials to the governor’s campaign organisation.
Appreciating the gesture, Akeredolu described Fasua’s decision as another sign of victory for him in the election.
If elected, the governor pledged that his administration would continue to deliver on its promises in all the 18 local government areas of the state and put smiles on the faces of the people of the state.
The deputy governorship candidate of the SDP, Mrs. Rachel Ajayi, has however announced her decision to support the PDP.
Ajayi, who spoke in Akure on Tuesday, said she backed the decision of her party to support the PDP in the election, adding that she was not part of the position taken by Fasua.
She stated, “I am a party person and I queue behind any position taken by my party and its leadership. The party has decided to support the Peoples Democratic Party as relayed by our state Chairman, Prince Dele Ogunbameru, and that is okay by me.
“Fasua has never called me for once and he has not been carrying the party along in all his programmes.
Everything about him is business, he is not prepared for this election and he has always been acting as an agent of the APC as revealed even during the governorship debate.”
“To me, he should have contested under the APC.
The party is supreme and we are candidates sponsored by the party since we are not independent candidates.
I do not support any activities that will undermine the supremacy of the party.”
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