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PDP: Ajimobi Family knew Oyo deputy governor would attend 8th day Fidau but ‘Madam’ instructed security personnel not to allow him

Freedom Reporter by Freedom Reporter
July 5, 2020
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To the unsuspecting members of the public, kindly disregard APC Media Team Press Release in its entirety. It wasn’t a private family affair because Otunba Alao Adebayo Akala and many others were there and the family were well informed in advance that the Deputy Governor would be leading the Government delegation to the event.
It was reported that the security personnel at the gate informed the Government delegation that there was an order from Madam not to allow the Government delegation into the venue.
Kudos to His Excellency, Engr Rauf Olaniyan, for displaying high level of maturity and Omoluabi ethos that he and His Excellency, Engr Seyi Makinde, are known for.
The more the Governor tries to extend hands of friendship, the more they rebuff his good gesture.

Signed
Engr Akeem Olatunji
Publicity Secretary
Oyo State PDP

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