Nigerians kick as Governor Akeredolu says there are no Obedients in Ondo

Governor Oluwarotimi Akeredolu has said that there are no supporters of Labour Party’s Presidential candidate Peter Obi who are popularly called “Obedients” in Ondo state which he governs.

Akeredolu said this when presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress(APC) Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu visited factional leaders of Yoruba socio-cultural group, Afenifere, to present his manifesto to them.

The Ondo Governor said the State was ready to deliver owing to his stand that power must shift to the South.

The Nation reports that Akeredolu, who was represented by his Deputy, Lucky Aiyedatiwa, also insisted that power shift must be to the Southwest region of the country.

Meanwhile, the statement credited to Governor Akeredolu has generated uproar on social media with mixed reactions from Nigerians.

See reactions of Nigerians below.

Re: There Are No Obedients In Ondo – Governor Akeredolu by jamesakubuilo: 10:15pm
How can this man say that power shift must be to the SW What happens to SE?

Re: There Are No Obedients In Ondo – Governor Akeredolu by rodneyaza2020: 10:16pm
And…now when OBIdient get him time ….he will start complaining that they want to dethrone his party …

Re: There Are No Obedients In Ondo – Governor Akeredolu by oyebanji44: 10:23pm
grin

Inshort in the whole south west including kogi and Kwara ,obidients have been treated as social outcast…

Re: There Are No Obedients In Ondo – Governor Akeredolu by phorget(m): 10:24pm
Ondo state if fully obidient.
I have been around Ondo state and I know exactly how the people are preparing regarding voting for PO.

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Re: There Are No Obedients In Ondo – Governor Akeredolu by TinubuThief: 10:33pm
Clown. Don’t be surprised that his wife and children are obidient

Re: There Are No Obedients In Ondo – Governor Akeredolu by PrinceOfLagos: 10:34pm
Lies

Akeredolu never said that

Below s what he said

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