Politics
Osun: “PDP, LP Will Suffer Till Eternity” – Tinubu
Mohammed Oluwatimileyin Taoheed reports,
Mr. Bola Ahmad Tinubu, the standard bearer of the All Progressives Congress has berated the Peoples Democratic Party and the Labour Party ahead the forthcoming gubernatorial election in Osun State.
With a clear mockery, Tinubu told Track News Nigeria on Tuesday that both the PDP and the Labour Party (LP) will suffer till their deaths while campaigning for the re-election of Gov. Gboyega Oyetola, the APC candidate, ahead the election slated to hold on June 16th.
Recall our earlier reports that Oyetola would be in the race against the candidate of the PDP, Ademola Adeleke, Lasun Yusuf of LP and among others.
Calling for their support during the campaign, he urged the people of Osun State to think of their children when voting and not mind the PDP and other mushroom parties.
In his words: “I ask you to please do the same thing you did in Ekiti. Come out with your PVCs and vote massively for APC.
“The voting is now in your hand. Be very vigilant. Be watchful. You will not do it in vain.
“Think about your children and vote accordingly so you can see the future. Come out en masse. Don’t mind PDP and other mushroom parties, parties like Labour; they will labour till they die. God will not make you labourers.”
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