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Aregbesola’s loyalists meet, to leave APC

Members of the Omoluabi Progressives, a political group led by a former Osun State Governor, Rauf Aregbesola, have agreed to quit the All Progressives Congress (APC).

The group’s organising and publicity secretary, Oluwaseun Abosede, disclosed this in a statement on Monday in Osogbo.

She said the decision to leave APC was reached by stakeholders from all the 332 wards in the state during the group’s monthly meeting in Ilesa.

Abosede said: “Some of the reasons the group is quitting APC include allegations of ostracism, suspension, and expulsion of members without fair hearing.

“Another reason is the perceived neglect and denigration of the group within the APC structure.

“Also, the dissatisfaction with the party’s handling of internal crises, which contributed to APC’s poor performance in the last election cycle in Ogun, is another reason.

“Members of the group were put to a voice vote by the leadership and they unanimously affirmed their readiness to switch allegiance to another political platform ahead of the 2026 Osun governorship election.”

Aregbesola commended members of the group for their commitment to the principles of integrity, character, and good governance.

He appealed to them to remain steadfast as they repositioned Omoluabi Progressives for the future.

The former Minister of Interior stressed that decision of the group to quit APC marked the beginning of a new journey towards entrenching responsible leadership in Osun State.

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He said: “I am indeed happy that all of you have spoken with one voice. This is a united front to lead the way to our collective victory in the journey ahead.

“Our mission is to raise the level of prosperity of our dear state through responsible leadership.

”The path we have chosen is smooth, highly reassuring, and full of good tides that will propel Osun to greatness.

“Therefore, you must show more commitment and attract genuine people who are ready to walk this path of righteousness with us”, he said.

He assured the group that ongoing efforts to properly position the Omoluabi Progressives for future challenges would soon yield positive results.

“We are open to all, regardless of political, religious, or socio-cultural affiliations.

”We have the numbers, strength, and political acumen to provide leadership that will make Osun the envy of its peers. By the grace of God, we shall succeed,” the former governor stated.

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