Breaking: Akeredolu promises Abraham, Olabimtan, others Senatorial tickets

In his bid to reconcile aggrieved members of the ruling All Progressive Congress, APC, in Ondo North Senatorial District ahead of the October 10, 2020 governorship election, the Ondo State governor, Rotimi Akeredolu, has allegedly promised to give Automatic Ticket to some notable and eminent politicians from Ondo North who are aspiring for National Assembly elections, Starnews Nigeria has gathered.

One of the leaders from Ondo North privy to this agreement who doesn’t want his name to be mentioned said the governor is not leaving any stone unturned in realising his his second term ambition.

Starnews Nigeria learnt that governor Akeredolu has promised already promised the following persons: Victor Olabimtan, Segun Abraham, Gbenga Elegbeleye, Tunji Abayomi and host of others.

Sources hinted our reporter that the aforementioned are already working assiduously for the victory of the governor come October 10 this year.

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    Opeyemi Omoriwo

    Akeredolu should promise them 2023 presidential seat not national assembly.

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