Students coalition group in Ogun state yesterday passed
vote of confidence on Adams Oshiomole, National Chairman of All
Progressives Congress, (APC) for ensuring that the people’s voice
counted in the just concluded primaries insisting that he deserved all
the accolades for standing in defence of democracy.
The group urged the immediate past governor of Edo State
never to be cowed or discouraged by the antics of the few calling for
his head for supporting equity, justice and fairness urging him to
remain committed to handling the ruling party affairs with God’s given
wisdom and wish of the general members of the party.
The group stated this in a statement signed by Comr.
Adeyemi Azeez, Convener, Ogun Progressive Youths and Students, Abdul
Kabiru Ayoola, Covener, Movement For Secured Nigeria and Idris Muhammad
issued during their protest at Abeokuta over what they termed desperate
moves by Gov. Amosun to thwart APC governorship mandate given to Prince
Dapo Abiodun.
The group carrying placards with various messages, such
as Save Ogun, save our mandate given to Dapo Abiodun, Amosun let the
will of the people prevail, Stop using our traditional rulers against
us, Amosun allow Oshiomole to be among others during their protest held
at Ogun NUJ secretariat, Oke Ilewo, Abeokuta wondered why Gov. Amosun
was hellbent on imposing the candidature of Hon Adekunle Akinlade on the
party in the state.
It went further to condemn the governor for dragging the
highly revered traditional rulers in the state into murky water of
politics insisting that no desperate efforts of the governor would
triumph over the the will of general members of the ruling party to have
Dapo Abiodun as their governorship candidate for next year election.
The group vowed to resist any attempt to upturn the
decision of the highest organ of the party, National Working Committee,
(NWC) that had long affirmed and announced Prince Dapo Abiodun as the
governorship candidate for Ogun state urging the governor to toe the
path of peace and allow the party to begin to get ready for its
determined bid to continue serving the people of the state.
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