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Aeroland boss denies decamping to APC,Exposes how APC frustrated him

 
*ADP Chieftain, Segun Adewale Denies Allegation Of Financial Inducement, Puts Record Straight*
The flag bearer of the *ACTION DEMOCRATIC PARTY (ADP)* in the Ekiti State governorship election, Otunba Segun Adewale has denied rumored defection to the All Progressive Congrass (APC). In a statement released yesterday in Ado Ekiti, Adewale restated his commitment to his party, saying his conscience is not for sale.
Speaking on the allegation that he was paid by Dr. Kayode Fayemi to collapse his party’s structure into the APC in Ekiti State, Adewale described such insinuation as a dubious political tactics deployed by some desperate politicians to misinform the public and malign his character.
Adewale who appreciates the people for their massive support before, during and after the election noted with displeasure that some key personalities within the ADP structure led by the party’s Deputy Governorship candidate defected into the APC few days to the election.
Adewale urged ADP members in the state to remain firm, steadfast and resolute as better days are ahead. He attributed the party’s poor performance at the election to a conspiracy. According to him, “INEC did not issue agent tags to the ADP until 1pm on election day. Despite the delay, 10% of what is due to us was issued. It does seem our agents tags were deliberately issued to some other persons to impersonate our party at the polling units and collation centers. Our party were denied access to 75% of the polling centers”
Otunba Adewale said he tactically withdrew from the race when it became obvious that the APC has hijacked the entire process with monetary inducement. “It was practically impossible to match Federal financial and authority might deployed by the APC in the State.”
According to him, he is more concerned about leveraging on the lessons from the election to ensure the success of the party in future. “I am at the moment working with the leadership of our party towards reorganizing our structures. It is important to situate credible members at critical positions to prevent a reoccurrence of our experience at the poll. We hope to go into the 2019 general election with a formidable and focused team that will not compromise when faced with pressure”
Although the election may have passed, Adewale insists it is important he put on record happenings that led to the result gotten at the poll. “For the avoidance of doubt, I have not defected from the ADP and I am not in any alliance with the APC, not now, before or during the election. As a strong contender in the election, I was wooed by the APC and PDP but I refused all offers to betray the people’s trust. I never collected  a penny from any political party or individual to sway the election results” he concluded.

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