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Gov Abiodun SSA Walked Out Of Stakeholders Meeting In Abeokuta South After Decampee Was Sent Parking




ABEOKUTA SOUTH — The appointed Special Assistant and Adviser to Governor Prince Dapo Abiodun in Ogun State has been sent out at the stakeholders meeting in Abeokuta South by the leaders of the party today 31st of August 2021.

According to Amebo Newspaper NG reporter, The stakeholders meeting was headed by Dr Femi Majekodunmi, and the leaders sent the stakeholders representing the decampee out from African Democratic Party ADC and People's Democratic Party PDP at the commencement of the meeting.

The Senior Special Assistant and Advisers was agreived at the decision and they walked out of the stakeholders meeting because the decision was against the governor's wish for the party to reconcile and end the internal crises in the party ahead of 2023 election.

Governor Dapo Abiodun's aide present at the .meeting held at the party sectariat, Oke-jigbo, took their leave steaming from their dissatisfaction with the ejection of party leaders and decampees from the stakeholders meeting by the committee which is in negation to Governor Abiodun's directives to the local government leaders.

The PDP leaders that were walked out of the aforementioned meeting include Chief Akintoye Jimoh, Former Senatorial Chairman, Ogun Central district, Chief Israel Tejuosho, while notable APC leaders in the local government namely, Hon Samod Olanrewaju, Immediate past vice chairman of Abeokuta South, Alhaji Tajudeen Ayorinde, immediate past Secretary to the local government and Ayomide Shomide, immediate past transition chairman, Abeokuta South local government, Mrs Bernice Sonde, former Secretary to the local government were also ejected from the same meeting. 

The leaders at the stakeholders meeting alleged they were not competent enough to make decision for the party in Abeokuta South local government.

We shall update you on the recent developments via our news website.

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Amebo Newspaper NG.

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