Oyo Central and Oyo North Senatorial Districts in the February 23rd National Assembly election, Mr. Aderemi Olajide, Engineer Abiola Olaniyan and Mrs. Ayoka Lawani, respectively, have dumped the party and declared their support for the gubernatorial candidate of the ruling All Progressives Congress , Mr. Adebayo Adelabu.
They unanimously averred that only Adelabu has the capacity to keep to the promise because he has a track record of proven integrity and honesty. A close aide to Mr. Adelabu also confirmed to DAILY POST that the ZLP stalwarts met Adelabu at his Jericho house in Ibadan to declare their full support for him.
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