Prince Dapo Abiodun Endorsed


The All Progressive Congress Unity forum ,a group under the All Progressives Congress under the leadership of the APC National Party Chairman, Adams Oshiomole, National Party Treasurer, Alhaji Bello, His Excellency, Governor of Ogun State, Sen. Ibikunle Amosun and the State Party Chairman, Chief 'Derin Ifo Constituency 1 Chapter today unanimously endorsed Prince Dapo Abiodun as its governorship candidate for 2019 gubernatorial elections in the state.


The gathering of the endorsement which was a jam-packed one and hosted by Hon Kike Delana witnessed politicians and party members across various wards from the local government.
Speaking on why Dapo is the best man for the job, Hon Fola Salami outlined various developmental projects Dapo has been doing to the State to party members present at the gathering. He also assured members on how Dapo will run an all inclusive government if emerged as the governor of the state in 2019. He said; " Dapo is an entrepreneur with a midas touch and whatever he touches turns gold...allow him take our state to a lofty heights with your support".
Recall three days ago, Ifo Constituency 2 APC Unity Forum also endorsed Dapo after g with the leaders of thoughts in the constituency.
Those at the declaration include; Baale Ajibose, Hon. Olatunde Odebode(former SLG) , Hon. Surajudeen Oyedele, Hon. Fola Salami, Alhaji Tairu, Alhaji Noah, Alhaji Nurudeen Ajuwon, Alhaji Matanmi, Chief Mrs Yusuff, Mrs Funmi Adebiyi, Nosiru Adesola, Ahaja Mowa and Mrs Funke Aderibigbe


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