Baring three days to the conduct of bye elections to fill the vacancy positions in both the state and national assemblies, the Deputy National Chairman (South), Ambassador Taofeek Arapaja has called on voters to cast their votes for the PDP candidates in all the elections.
Ambassador Taofeek Arapaja stated that casting votes for the PDP candidates is a signal that Nigerians are tired of the oppressive and maladministration of the APC as being experienced since 2015 ; and which has heightened under the current administration of Bola Ahmed Tinubu. It is high time Nigerians reject this through their votes for PDP.
Ambassador Taofeek Arapaja made this appeal in a statement he issued to rally support for the PDP and all its candidates across the Southern part of the country; and made available to journalists through his Personal Assistant, Bamitale Ibrahim.
He specifically called on the electorates in the Ibadan North Federal Constituency to use the Saturday bye election to appreciate the good governance being enjoyed under the Seyi Makinde led administration in the last six years.
According to him “our esteemed supporters and electorates in Ibadan North federal constituency, especially in Bodija, Sabo, Mokola, Agbowo, U.I and its environs are given kudos for the show of love and support for our candidate, Hon. Folajinmi Oyekunle (Don) in the race for the House of Representatives by- election coming up on Saturday.
You have shown us that PDP is the party to beat in this election and we want you to demonstrate this allegiance by casting your votes for the PDP. I enjoined all eligible voters to come out en masse to vote for a brighter future and to solidify your commitment to the PDP led government for overall development of the state.
Your vote for the PDP is a vote for continuity of good governance even beyond 2027. Let’s make this a reality. Our candidate, Hon. Folajinmi Oyekunle has done it before. He has been tested and will work in tandem with the vision of Engr. Seyi Makinde to further bring more dividends of democracy to the grassroot and the entire Ibadan North federal constituency when elected.”
