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BREAKING: Lanlehin Withdraws From Coalition Over ‘Non-compliance’ By Makinde


 
Senator Olufemi Lanlehin (Solan), Oyo State Leader of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) has announces forthwith, his personal withdrawal from the coalition he has with Engr. Seyi Makinde, the Oyo State governor;

Recall that Senator Lanlehin, former Oyo State gubernatorial candidate of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) joined forces with other opposition parties’ governorship candidates to back Makinde, and the gubernatorial victory was thereupon resounding;

Lanlehin, who hinged his decision to quit the coalition on what he termed Governor Makinde’s non compliance with the spirit and letters of the terms of the  gubernatorial pre-election agreement reached, however maintains that his party, the ADC is at liberty to remain in the coalition, and believes it should, in fact, remain;

Lanlehin, going forward, states that while he remains a committed member of the ADC, he would adopt a “siddon look” posture in the governance of Oyo State and allied matters;

Remember that African Democratic Congress (ADC), Zenith Labour Party(ZLP), and Social Democratic Party (SDP) collaborate with People's Democratic party (PDP) to end APC reign in Oyo State.
They made their collation known publicly in an elaborate event at the NUJ press center, Iyaganku in Ibadan after the gubernatorial election.

According to a reliable source  PDP was allocated 50%, ADC 30%,ZLP 15%, while SDP takes 5%, but it is seems PDP is not honouring their earlier agreement .

Senator Olufemi Lalenhin is the ADC chieftain and gubernatorial candidate





 









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