He urged people to give Senator Adeleke a break to take a rest and decide what he would do or not do when the time comes.
“I am not a card-carrying member of any political party but I am a sympathiser/supporter of the PDP in Osun State. Osun State PDP will be better off and well prepared for the next general election in the state, if internal democracy is encouraged and enforced.
“All elective positions, including the position of governor of the state, should be open to all members of the party to contest in a transparent primary election. Everyone must be given a sense of belonging, in order to grow the party in Osun State.
“As for the Adeleke family, of which I am one, we will like to remind all the PDP members that Senator Ademola Nurudeen Adeleke had no intention to contest the governorship election in the first place, but was invited and prevailed upon by the party leadership and party elders to contest the governorship election, which he and his family accepted most reluctantly after receiving assurances and promises that were never kept.
“Everything that followed after this, is now history. Senator Adeleke should, therefore, be given a break, to take his well-deserved rest and decide what he will do/not do when the time comes.
“Contributions to an election fund should always be considered a grant, to help deepen our democracy and advance the rule of law, which eventually translates into Foreign Direct Investments (FDI), economic growth and job creation.”
Ada
July 12, 2019 at 8:12 pm
Hahaha,which politician or party keeps promises in Nigeria? If he wasn’t interested in contesting, he should have not done so, he wasn’t forced he believed in what he was promised.
Marix
July 13, 2019 at 7:51 am
This is my country where people are being forced to contest for position they have little or no knowledge about, if such should eventually emerge as winner, the masses will be the one suffering from mismanagement and misappropriation of Government funds.
Oyinloye david
July 13, 2019 at 4:12 pm
Is it PDP that force senator adeleke….No party is ready to fulfil promise
Ajala & Foodie
July 13, 2019 at 5:30 pm
What promises were not kept? “Promises” to rig election or to somehow pull off a win? Cos I don’t get all this coded “promises” dude be talking about. If you are saying that positions should be open to everyone and your brother somehow got the one ticket but you are still insinuating that the same process that picked your brother was not somehow enough for you and the entire family. Then does that not speak to greed or even something more avarice and wrong!If your bro did not believe he had something to offer his constituents and the people of Osun State then persuasion or not. He is an adult, No! was always an option. Now coming to cry and throw public “tantrums” because you all did not get your way. You all sound like entitled D-heads. (Excuse my French!)
Trending Accounting
July 13, 2019 at 6:02 pm
Hahahaha. I know that this will happen but I never expected it so fast.