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The Osun State Commissioner for Sports and Youth Development, Mr. Stephen Kola-Balogun, on Saturday refuted the claims of Lagos-based lawyer, Fred Agbaje, that the National Leader of the All Progressives Congress, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, had lost relevance in the politics of the South-West.
Agbaje had, in an interview with newsmen, said if Tinubu was still relevant to the people of the region, the APC would not have lost the Ekiti State governorship election. He added that the era of taking voters for granted and imposing candidates on them had gone and that if care was not taken, the APC would also lose more states in the region.
Reacting to Agbaje’s assertion, Kola-Balogun said it was wrong to equate the loss of control of Ekiti State to loss of control of Yorubaland. He noted that Agbaje’s claim could only become valid if the APC loses Osun State, which he described as the heart of Yorubaland.
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Source: #OsunDefender
Agbaje had, in an interview with newsmen, said if Tinubu was still relevant to the people of the region, the APC would not have lost the Ekiti State governorship election. He added that the era of taking voters for granted and imposing candidates on them had gone and that if care was not taken, the APC would also lose more states in the region.
Reacting to Agbaje’s assertion, Kola-Balogun said it was wrong to equate the loss of control of Ekiti State to loss of control of Yorubaland. He noted that Agbaje’s claim could only become valid if the APC loses Osun State, which he described as the heart of Yorubaland.
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Source: #OsunDefender