Osun APC Leaders Unite To Unseat Oyetola

 

For over 9 hours, members of the All Progressives Congress APC in the State of Osun on Tuesday rose in unison speaking in one voice on the need to salvage the party and the state from the incumbent, Gboyega Oyetola.

The party members who trooped out massively to the Oranmiyan House, venue of the weekly meeting of The Osun Progressives TOP, a caucus of the party, welcomed three prominent leaders of the party and aspirants for the 2022 governorship election in Osun, Alhaji Moshood Adeoti, Hon. Lasun Yussuff and Hon. Najeem Salaam.

At the meeting, the APC members agreed that it is time to salvage Osun from the hands of Oyetola and his cohorts who they said have grossly disunited the party and alienated those who worked assiduously for his emergence.

In their separate remarks, Najeem, Lasun and Adeoti emphasised the need for the restoration of collective leadership in the Osun APC as it is the only panacea to save it from electoral loss in the forthcoming polls.

They contented that with the support of the APC members who came to the event in their thousands and their colleagues in various local government areas of the state, the party will be rescued from its current gory state and that Osun will return to a leadership driven by collective participation and people focused leadership.

They commended the leadership of the party in the state led by Alhaji Rasaq Salinsile and The Osun Progressives TOP, Reverend Adelowo Adebiyi for resuscitating the party from the doldrums it has witnessed in the last three years.

Party members who spoke to OSUN DEFENDER expressed optimism that with the turn of events, the APC is better repositioned for the task ahead.

They commended efforts of the Minister of Interior, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola, who has continued to show tremendous leadership and courage in the face of provocation and open maligning by the Oyetola administration.

They urged their colleagues to remain firm in their pursuit for the return of Osun to the hands of genuine progressives in November, 2022.