Former Governor of Oyo state, Otunba Adebayo Alao-Akala has said that the Peoples Democratic Party PDP is seriously rattled by the move of the All Progressives Congress in the state
Akala who is the chairman Elders Advisory Council of the party said i “can tell you categorically that we have become as a major threat to the P.D.P in Oyo state.There is serious confusion amongst them, “our unity has become an headache to them, the never expected us to come together and form a formidable force that we all see today.
He disclosed this at the leaders and elders of the All Progressives Congress on the forthcoming party Congress scheduled to commence in the 3rd week of July, held at Lafia hotel, Apata, Ibadan.
According to him APC cannot afford to jeopardize this fragile opportunity we have at hand The P.D.P is seriously rattled by our deft political moves, they plan to infiltrate our camp, they want to distabilize us, they plan to use every available opportunity to turn the table against us and we must not allow them.
He added that “We should eschew violence and discord in the forthcoming Congress, we should allow a level playing ground in choosing who will steer the ship of the party as executives.”
“We will not allow imposition, we will not allow thuggery and brigandige, we will not allow any form of violence, we will lead by example,Look at the array of worthy leaders we parade within the rank of our party, it shows we are the party to beat come 2023.
“We are the main headache and concern of the P.D.P hence we should be guided we should not bungle this opportunity.
Speaking further, Otunba Alao-Akala called on women in the party to come out and vie for both party positions and elective positions as the party in the state will give priority to the female agenda.
“Women should come out en-mass, your participation is very important at this stage we will give priority to your participation in the coming cingress electionn,don’t shy away and don’t feel intimidated.
The party is ready to accommodate you and encourage your inclusion he declared
