Diaspora PDP Reformers and PDP National Women Parliament have urged residents of Osun state to rally round the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) gubernatorial candidate, Sen. Ademola Adeleke in his bid to achieve victory in the forthcoming July 16 election in the state.
Speaking on behalf of the groups, Mrs. Olanike Babawande, the Women Leader of the Diaspora PDP Reformers, warned the residents of the state, not to allow a repeat of the 2018 election in which the party was robbed of victory. She further urged them to be vigilant before and after the election.
Speaking further, Mrs. Babawande, who is also the Diaspora Coordinator for PDP National Women Parliament said that the present All Progressive Congress (APC) government in the state has nothing to offer again apart from their usually abysmal insecurity and failed economic ideologies, adding that if Sen. Adeleke receive the necessary support of the people, the state will achieve the desired peace, progress and robust economic development that it deserves to lift all boats up in the state.
“Osun state people should show APC that the era of inconclusive and rigged elections is over in the state, and they should not allow the enemy of the people who camouflaged themselves as elders in the society to trick them again.
“Osun people are wiser now and APC can no longer deceive us with lies and deceit again. We now know that we need the Peoples Democratic Party and Sen. Adeleke for the state to move forward positively in economic prosperity, statewide security and as well as in infrastructural development,” Babawande said.
She also reiterated that the state is desirous of a leader in the mold of Sen. Adeleke, who understands the importance and needs of the youths and women so that he can bring positive ideologies into governance in the state.
She, however, stated that the party is optimistic of emerging victorious in the forthcoming governorship election, urging the people of the state to get their Permanent Voter’s Card (PVC) ready, ahead of the coming election.
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