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    Home » Ondo Labour Party Declares Ebiseni’s Governorship Bid Illegal, Affirms Olorunfemi As Official Candidate
    3 Mins ReadAugust 14, 2024

    Ondo Labour Party Declares Ebiseni’s Governorship Bid Illegal, Affirms Olorunfemi As Official Candidate

    By Amina MohammedAugust 14, 2024No Comments3 Mins Read
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    The leadership of the Ondo State’s Labour Party has disassociated itself from the Secretary General of the Yoruba Socio-Political Group, Afenifere, Chief Olusola Ebiseni.

    Ebiseni claims to be the candidate of the party in the forthcoming November 16 governorship election in the state.

    The party in a statement by the National Publicity Secretary, Obiora Ifoh on Wednesday also said that Dr. Ayo Olorunfemi emerged as its flag bearer for the state governorship election after its primaries held in Akure in June.

    Olorunfemi said that Ebiseni who contested for the governorship of the opposition People’s Democratic Party in the state but lost, is yet to relinquish his membership of the party, neither has he formally identified with LP.

    Ifoh said, “Dr. Olorunfemi is the candidate of the Labour Party. He emerged after the governorship primaries witnessed by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC). His name was subsequently submitted to INEC and was published as the Labour Party’s duly nominated candidate for the Ondo election.

    “Chief Ebiseni is not our candidate, though he aspired to be one. INEC has since concluded the nomination processes and one wonders how he emerged without the involvement of the INEC and the sponsorship of the Labour Party.

    “We also took note of some persons who are not members of the Labour Party but believed to be working for the Nigeria Labour Congress who must have been urging him on in their blind and illegitimate pursuit of the leadership of the party even when the Appeal Court has affirmed Barrister Julius Abure as the authentic chairman of the Labour Party.

    “Impersonation is a serious crime in Nigeria and we therefore urge the Nigeria Police, the Department of the State Security and all other security agencies to apprehend anyone impersonating or being used to fight a proxy battle by way of impersonation.

    “Labour Party is poised to win the Ondo governorship election having fielded a very credible candidate who is a grassroots politician, a prominent Labour leader and a renowned educationist. We think that this unholy alliance between Ebiseni and APC-sponsored NLC is geared towards frustrating our expected victory at the polls but we will resist it through every legal means.

    “We are therefore calling on our party members in Ondo, particularly Obidient family and the entire electorate to ignore the gang up against the party and come out en-masse to vote for Dr Olorunfemi of the Labour Party, secure our votes and make sure our votes count.”

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