The Ogun State collation agent for the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Presidential Candidate, Atiku Abubakar, during the February 25 election, Johnson Fatoki, has defected to the All Progressives Congress (APC).
Fatoki, a former member of the Ogun State House of Assembly, pitched his tent with Governor Dapo Abiodun ahead of the March 18 governorship election.
Other chieftains of the PDP who defected to the APC along with Fatoki, include Segun Seriki, Otunba Femi Osifade, Alhaji Saula Adegunwa, Ralph Olaosebikan and Tola Mebude.
Others are the former Financial Secretary of PDP, Bola Odumosun; Chairman of the Elders Council, Alhaji T.A. Olatokunbo; Alhaja Fatimo Sonibare, former chairman of Ijebu East Local Government, Michael Agbolaade and former House of Assembly member, Akeem Salami.
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Speaking at Iperu-Remo country home of Governor Abiodun, Fatoki said his group is made up of experienced politicians from different political parties.
“This team is a complete team. Our members cut across different parties who had held at least one political post in the past.
“We are not here to demand for anything but here to work for the governor. The party will win even after Governor Abiodun’s next four years. We know that whether we join the APC or not, the party will still win, so it is better we join now,” Fatoki said.
Abiodun described explained that the inclusive policy of his administration was to open up the political space.
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