2019 POLL: I AM A VICTIM OF JEALOUS PARTY LEADERSHIP, SAYS GOVERNOR AMOSUN
The Governor has equally vowed to work against his party Governorship Candidate, Dapo Abiodun at the 2019 general elections, and while addressing the party supporters at Panseke venue of the campaign rally in Abeokuta added that, the unnamed party leaders who worked towards denying him of the opportunity to present his choice candidate, were only playing god.
Penpushing also reports that, Amosun, pointed out that the alleged party leaders forget to realize that, it is only God who gives power, adding that, it was amazing that, those leaders are at this level, also planning electoral victory ahead of the faraway 2030 poll, forgetting that nobody knows who will be alive then.
His words, ‘I am a victim of envy, forgetting that God owns our lives, and they are playing god. They have even started planning for the presidency ahead of the far away 2023 political dispensation. Who knows who will be alive tomorrow?’
Penpushing further reports that, Amosun while speaking further canvassed for votes for himself, and few other contestants under the platform of the All Progressives Congress, (APC), in the State, as well as votes for President Muhammed Buhari in the forthcoming 2019 elections.
The Governor specifically kicked against votes for Governorship Candidate of All Progressives Congress, (APC), Dapo Abiodun, but instead used body language to tell electorates that, they should cast their votes for Adekunle Akinlade, who is the Governorship Candidate of the opposition Allied Peoples Movement,(APM).
The Campaign Director General of Allied Peoples Movement, APM, Sarafa Ishola was also in attendance, and when questioned by Penpushing, while he attended the opposition party rally, explained that, his party has no Senatorial Candidate, hence, resolved to support Amosun’s Senatorial ambition.
He said, it was no more news that, the Allied Peoples Movement, APM, had adopted President Muhammed Buhari, the All Progressives Congress, APC, Presidential Candidate, adding that similar gesture was extended to Amosun
