Alowonle Congratulates Governor Abiodun, APC Over Supreme Court Verdict

By ABIODUN JIMOH, ABEOKUTA
Otunba Nurudeen Aina, foremost businessman and transport union maestro has joined millions of happy people to congratulate Ogun State Governor, Prince (Dr) Dapo Abiodun (MFR), over the Supreme Court ruling which validated his election as governor. 
Otunba Aina, popularly known as Alowonle described the apex court’s ruling as a confirmation of both the perfect will of God and of the irrefutable choice of the gateway people. 
Alowonle stated this in a statement issued by his media team and made available to Daily Dispatch on Thursday. He said: “It is a great day for democracy. The highest court in the country has finally affirmed Prince Abiodun as the governor of Ogun State, a position that has been previously maintained by the election tribunal and Court of appeal. 
“This victory also reinforces the confidence our people have in the judiciary. This is a good development for the advancement of democracy in our nation, Nigeria.”
The front line chairmanship aspirant for Accredited Motorcycle Owners and Riders Association of Nigeria (AMORAN) further expressed confidence that the governor would certainly accelerate the pace of development in Ogun, now that there would be no more unnecessary distraction. 
“After all legal fireworks that has been brought to an end, I humbly implore everyone to massively support our governor now that all the doubts over his legitimacy have been cleared. 
“What the people crave for all over the world is a transparent, accountable, competent and committed leadership and Prince Dapo Abiodun is a model of this kind of leadership.  
“It is now time for the good people of Ogun State to rise up and support our God-ordained governor.  Once again, congratulations to Prince Dapo Abiodun (MFR), the All Progressives Congress (APC) and the good people of Ogun State who are the real winners in this context.
“Without doubt, our governor will take Ogun State to the next level of development and prosperity. O ti yi biribiri kan PDA,” he stressed.