Don’t Sell Your PVCs, -Adeleke, Adagunodo Task Osun Voters
…..Receive Decampees from SDP, APC
Osun voters have been advised against selling of their PVCs to failed politicians preparing to rig the next governorship elections.
Osun State chairman of the PDP, Hon Soji Adagunodo and the party’s governorship flagbearer, Senator Ademola Adeleke said at Enuwa Ile Ife that reports indicated that APC is offering N10,000 per PVC, warning that PVC is the licence to send the oppressors back to Lagos.
“Don’t sell your PVC. Collect their money and vote against them. It is our money “, Adagunodo charged the voters.
Adeleke in his short speech said APC is not just buying PVCs but is also importing foreign voters into the state.
“Be watchful of your neighbourhood. If you see strange faces imported to vote, alert security agencies”, the PDP candidate said.
While promising a new lease of life to Osun people, Adeleke appealed to voters to vote against the APC and other parties while fully supporting the PDP.
“Use your PVC to vote us into government. We will serve the people and not any exploiter. I will govern in the best interest of our people “, he said.
Meanwhile, hundreds of defectors from SDP and APC joined the PDP to support the governorship ambition of Senator Ademola Adeleke.
Decampees from the SDP were led by Salami Rasheed who declared that a vote for SDP is a wasted one, as Osun people have resolved to vote for the PDP.
Amidst chanting of Imole, Rasheed said Ile Ife will vote PDP come September.
Kehinde Oyeyemi, Samuel Adeyemi and Benjamen Afariogun led hundreds of defectors from the APC.
Afariogun said APC is dead in Ile Ife even as he declared as follows: “We are the street foot boys. We refused to go to ADP. On the streets of Ile Ife, PDP will carry the day”
The decampees were received into the party by the state chairman, the PDP candidate, the deputy governorship candidate, Prince Albert Adeogun, Prof Wale Ladipo among other leaders.
At Ilesa, the PDP leadership also recieved several decampees from APC, ADP and SDP with most decampees pledging their support for the governorship ambition of Senator Adeleke.
