Why I rejoined APC – Former Ondo PDP guber candidate, Ajayi

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By Lateef Ibrahim

Former governorship candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, (PDP), in Ondo state and Agboola Ajayi, has explained his decision to dump the party and rejoin the All Progressives Congress, (APC).
Ajayi, a former deputy governor of the state, while speaking in Igbekebo, Ese-Odo, where he was formally received back to the party, said he rejoined the APC to enable him participate fully in the party’s activities.
According to him: “My move to rejoin the APC would also strengthen his support for Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa’s ‘EASE’ agenda and the Renewed Hope Agenda of President Bola Tinubu.
“I decided to join APC, you recall that I was a member of APC before. I became a deputy governor there. At the time, there was a misunderstanding and I left, but I’m back fully now.
“As I said earlier, I quoted far back in East Africa. We all remember what happened in Kenya, where you have Rayla Odiga of Bissemi Mori and President Uhuru Nyanta. Both of them contested elections together.”

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