Osun 2018: We Have What It Takes To Wrestle Power From APC-PDP

…Inurgurates Caretaker Members For Osun West, East Senatorial Districts

The chairman of the caretaker committe of Peoples Democratic party (PDP) in Osun state, Alhaji Sarafadeen Ishola has declared that the primary assignment for his committe is to re-unite the members of the party in the state just as he said, the party is unbeatable come 2018 election in the state.

Ishola stated this while inurgurating the caretaker members of the party for Osun West and Osun East senatorial district in Iwo and Ilesa respectively.

The PDP caretaker Chairman who expressed confidence that the party will win the coming  governorship election said “the major challenge of the party in the state has to do with disunity which has been resolved by the committe.

He noted that the caretaker committees are working seriously towards ensuring that the party wrestle power from the ruling APC.

Alhaji Ishola who boasted that the party has all it takes to take over power from the ruling APC said “with the current happenings in the state, PDP will sweep the ruling All Progressive Congress(APC) the attestation he said was what the ruling party witnessed in the last By-election of Osun West Senatorial District election.

“The issue of disunity in our party in Osun state has gone,  the large turn out today in Iwo and Ilesa was a good indications that, there is no rancour whatsoever in our party in the state. Our teemy members have decided to work in unity so as to chase the ruling party away”.

“My position goes beyond partisan politics, for a democracy to thrive in Nigerian, there must be a good ruling party and vibrant opposition party, PDP is been built to be a viral opposition particularly in Osun that has election next year, and we should allow the electorate to take a decision”. He added

He however urged the ruling APC to stop campaign of personal attack, saying they should rather campaign on issues.

The inurguration of caretaker members witnessed the large turn out of the membera of the party across the 20 local governments that constituted the 2 Senatorial District in the state.