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Oyo 2019: Akala Clinches ADP Guber Ticket

Former governor Adebayo Alao-Akala has been picked as the governorship candidate of the Action Democratic Party (ADP) ahead of the 2019 election. In press release made available to journalists in Ibadan on Sunday, Jeremiah Akande, Head, New Media and Public Affairs/Alao-Akala Campaign Organisation enjoined all faithful and loyal supporters of Alao-Akala to collapse all structures and groups within the Alao-Akala political family into the Action Democratic Party (A.D.P) with immediate effect.  It would be recalled that Akala pulled out of the last Sunday APC's gubernatorial primaries which produced a former Deputy Governor of CBN, Chief Bayo Adelabu as its standard bearer. Akala had accused Ajimobi of imposing Joseph Tegbe on the delegates.

"I Learnt A Lot Under Obasanjo", Atiku Speaks As He Emerges PDP Presidential Candidate

Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, former Vice President, has been declared winner of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP)'s presidential primaries which held in Port Harcourt.

Real Reasons Ajimobi, Akala Part Ways..As Their Political Rift Deepens

The lingering rift between the executive governor of Oyo State Senator Abiola Ajimopbi and his erstwhile political ally and friend Ex-Gov. Adebayo Alao Akala may be far from over; the political differences between the two of them appear to have escalated into a big battle. Though those who are in the know claimed the face-off among the two men began when it became obvious that Ajimobi was not going to support Akalak's governorship ambition but the whole was blown open few hour to Oyo APC's governorship primary election, held on Sunday 30 September, 2018. Akala, who was one of the aspirants cleared by the NWC of APC to participate in the said primary,  didn't only pulled out on the eve of the election, but raised some salient issues. Apart from giving order to his loyalists/delegates to boycult the primary, Akala also alarmed NWC of the party of the purported plans of Gov. Ajimobi to impose one Tegbe on delegates and leadership of the party in the state. The prima