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Ogun State Governor, Dapo Abiodun, Wins Primary for Second term

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The Ogun State Governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun, has  emerged winner of the state governorship primary of the All Progressives Congress.

In the primary election conducted at the MKO International Stadium, Abeokuta, five other aspirants contested against the governor.

The aspirants include Olubiyi Otegbeye, Mrs Modele Sarafa- Yussuf, Mr Owodunni Opayemi, Remilekun Bakare and Abdukadir Akinlade.

Of the six aspirants, only Abiodun, attended the primary, while agents of all other aspirants, announced their presence and did what was expected of them.

Giving the details of the  election, that was conducted in a peaceful atmosphere,  the Chairman of the Ogun State  APC Primary Election  Committee, Chief Wale Ohu, disclosed that 1,180 delegates, from the 20 local governments, were accredited for the exercise.

Announcing the results, Ohu, said Abiodun scored 1,168 votes, while other aapirants, did not secure any vote, saying that two votes were voided.

Prior to the commencement of the process, Ohu, announced to the delegates and all the leaders of the party that attended the event, that all required agents, were present.

Ohu took time to read out names of the officials of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and other officials of the APC officials that were sent from the National Secretariat.

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NNPP faction slams Kwankwaso, says he’s the “Betrayer”

A faction of the New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP) has countered Sen. Rabiu Kwankwaso’s criticism of defectors to the APC, claiming he is the “betrayer” and no longer speaks for the party.

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A faction of the New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP) has countered Sen. Rabiu Kwankwaso’s criticism of defectors to the APC, claiming he is the “betrayer” and no longer speaks for the party

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Adunni Offers Olive Branch to Co-Aspirants, Advocates Unity in APC Mosan Okunola

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The All Progressives Congress (APC) Chairmanship candidate for Mosan Okunola Local Council Development Area (LCDA), Hon. Akindele Adunni Opeyemi, has extended a hand of fellowship to fellow aspirants who contested alongside her in the party’s just-concluded primaries, urging them to unite for the greater good of the community.

Adunni made the conciliatory appeal following her official emergence as the APC flagbearer for the forthcoming local government elections in Lagos State.

Speaking in a tone of gratitude and reconciliation, the former Vice Chairman and Executive Secretary of the LCDA attributed her victory to divine grace and expressed heartfelt appreciation to her family, party leadership, and dedicated supporters across the council area.

“The primaries are behind us, and now it’s time to face the future with renewed hope and unity.

“This victory is not just mine—it is a triumph for tested experience, proven leadership, and a shared vision for a better Mosan Okunola ,” she said.

With her campaign slogan, “Adunni in the Neighborhood… My Community, My Focus! Olorun ni, Eniyan ko,” resonating across the LCDA, Hon. Adunni is positioning herself as the candidate of continuity, competence, and community-focused leadership.

Her message of reconciliation, shared purpose, and forward-looking leadership sets the tone for what promises to be an issue-driven and people-centered campaign season in Mosan Okunola.

Reinforcing her image as a bridge-builder and team player, Adunni appealed to her fellow contenders to set aside personal differences and work together in the party’s collective interest.

“In the spirit of unity, I extend a hand of fellowship to all my fellow aspirants who contested alongside me. There is no loser in a family. We are one—and together, we must work hand-in-hand to build the Mosan Okunola of our dreams,” she said.

Renowned for her strong record in grassroots development and effective service delivery, Adunni emphasized her readiness to serve once again with renewed vigour.

“I am not new to service. I am tested, trusted, and tenacious. I have walked this path before. I have delivered. And now, I am ready to do even more,” she declared.

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Gbenga Daniel advocates revival of Omoluabi ethos at Pa Fasoranti’s 99th birthday lecture

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At Pa Reuben Fasoranti’s 99th birthday celebration in Akure, Otunba Gbenga Daniel called for a revival of Yoruba values through the Omoluabi ethos

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