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GOV ADELEKE DENIES DEAL TO SHARE LEGISLATIVE, LOCAL GOVERNMENT POSITIONS WITH OSUN APC. (PHOTO).


 GOV ADELEKE DENIES DEAL TO SHARE LEGISLATIVE, LOCAL GOVERNMENT POSITIONS WITH OSUN APC


Osun State Governor, Ademola Adeleke has dismissed reports alleging an agreement to share legislative and local government positions with the All Progressives Congress APC.


The Governor says his commitment to President Tinibu's re-election does not include any agreement to share political offices with the Osun APC.


A statement by Spokesperson to the State Governor, Olawale Rasheed reaffirmed that the local government crises will be resolved before the of the year.


It further adds that the Governor never enter into any agreement to share legislative seats with Osun APC as been rumoured.


The governor made the clarification amidst social media reports that the deal between the governor and the presidency include sharing of local government positions as well as those of Senate, House of Representatives and State Assembly between Osun Accord and the state APC in the forthcoming elections.


A statement signed by spokesperson to the State Governor Mallam Olawale Rasheed noted that Governor Adeleke reaffirmed his commitment to the re-election of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, and  that the negotiation for the resolution of the local government crisis targets protection of the interests of both the APC chairpersons and those of the elected PDP chairmen and councillors, affirming that reports of office sharing is "mere fabrication and fake news.


It also assured that the local government crisis will be resolved before the end of the year, the governor submitted that he did not enter into any agreement to share legislative seats with Osun APC as being rumoured, declaring that what unites the coalition partners is the presidential elections.

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