Osun State Governor, Adegboyega Oyetola has bragged that it would take the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) 30 years to recover from the defeat they will suffer in the July 16 governorship poll.
Oyedola Speaks Ahead Of Osun Guber Election
The governor, who spoke while addressing a re-election campaign held in Ila-Orangun, the headquarters of Ila Local Government Area, said he will win the forthcoming guber election and handover to another All Progressives Congress, (APC) elected governor in 2026.
Oyetola said there is no part of the state where his administration has not touched with a project, hence, express confidence the people will rally around him again.
He said, “This power is in my hand, I won’t drop it because your vote will retain it in my hand. My eight years in power as governor is sure with God on my side.
“It will take PDP 30 years for them to contest again in Osun because of the defeat they will suffer in July 16th. They should use the period to prepare for governance, it is not child’s play.
“Don’t panic God has ordained us, they will be going about with money, Don’t be swayed by it. Don’t sell your children’s future. They will not be available after the election, they’re opportunists. But we are here for you any day. Dont take an oath because of the opposition’s money.
“APC will emerge victorious in Osun. We are currently working on Ila/Arandun road. We have brought University to the community which will create job opportunities for youths. We have done this and you should reward us by voting us into power.
“We have plans and the wisdom to execute them. We invested in health, education, agriculture and other sectors massively. We are feeding 30,000 vulnerable every month.
“Go and collect your PVC, it will make you eligible to vote. We are in the home town of the first interim chairman of APC, Chief Bisi Akande and we are comfortable because you will vote massively for us.”
KanyiDaily recalls that Osun State Government had recently declared Friday as a work-free day to enable civil servants who are yet to collect their PVCs to do so ahead of the July 16 gubernatorial election in the state.
