Famous broadcaster, Otunba Dayo ‘D1′ Adeneye has accepted defeat in the recent Odogbolu, Ogun House of Assembly primaries of All Progressives Congress of Tuesday, December 2,2014.
In a statement made public today (Friday, December 5), the entertainment guru declared his absolute loyalty to the APC.
Otunba Dayo ‘D1′ Adeneye stated in the press release:
Against the backdrop of stories flying around in some quarters about the APC primaries held in Ogun State on Tuesday December 2, I hereby state that:
· I remain a loyal party man and respecter of the highest principles of my great party, APC.
· That the party is bigger than individual interest but rather greater through our collective interest.
· That my interest in the party remains strong with the biggest ambition to ensure that my Governor, Senator Ibikunle Amosun (FCA, MON) returns as the Governor of Ogun state come 2015 and my party, APC wins the presidential election come February 14, 2015.
At this point, I want to acknowledge the supports of every one, family, friends, well wishers and mentors who supported us with their time and efforts during the campaign period.
I want to assure all of you that I will continue to promote and exhibit the qualities, principles and doctrine of our great party, All Progressive Congress which seeks to CHANGE the game of leadership for the benefit of all Nigerians in 2015.
Finally, my thanks to all Nigerians and my fans all over the world for the tremendous support they have given and continue to give me. I assure you here with the words of the late Vince Lombardi that “I firmly believe that any man’s finest hour—his greatest fulfillment to all he holds dear—is that moment when he has worked his heart out in a good cause and lies exhausted on the field of battle—victorious”
Thank you all for your continued support and great understanding.
Otunba Dayo Adeneye (D1)
Do you think the APC is the right platform for Otunba Dayo Adeneye (D1) to contest? Or has he stepped into an unknown territory that will benefit him as a new politician?
I wonder if he has what he takes to survive in Nigerian politics. What do you think?
