APC eliminates the statement of 2027 Aregbesola as ’empty’

The Lagos State Chapter from the Congress of All Progressive (APC) has rejected claims by the former Governor of Osun State, Rauf Aregbesola, that the African Democratic Congress (ADC) will shift the President of the Tinubu soccer and control the Lagos state in the 2027 general election.

In a statement on Sunday, the Lagos APC spokesman, Seye Oladejo, described the statement of Aregbesola as “boasting” and his political mission as “suicide,” given his long history of political excellence in APC, where he previously served as Commissioner, Governor and Minister.

Aregbesola, who just joined the ADC, made a declaration during a meeting in Lagos on Saturday, where Moshood Salvador, the leader of the Labor Party’s conscience forum, officially defected to the ADC with his supporters. He has urged party members to adopt the “more than ten” mobilization strategies of the grassroots, which he claims will guarantee the success of the party at the state and federal levels.

“With our determination, it will not be difficult at all to take over the seat of power,” said Aregbesola. “We will definitely meet at Aso Rock Villa and produce the next country president.”

Reacting, Oladejo criticized the former minister for what he called the “betrayal” of the party that appointed him, saying that Aregbesola had exchanged his position as “landlord” in progressive folds for “tenants” at the “mushroom party”.

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“From Lagos Commissioner to Governor Osun and then the Minister, Aregbe eats, dinner, and developing on the APC table. Today, in an effort that is in dire need for relevance, he is busy burning the same house that makes it. It is a political suicide from the highest order,” Oladejo said.

He argues that APC’s performance in government will continue to get voter support, consider ADC because of the lack of strength and strength of the election. According to him, the party’s bad sightseeing in the election of intercourse recently showed that it was not ready for significant competition in 2027.

“In 2027, Lagosians and Nigeria will once again choose consistency rather than confusion, credibility for contradictions, and competencies on comedy,” said Oladejo. “APC will be appreciated for shipping, while Aregbe and ADC will be reminded that betrayal is not a political strategy.”

He concluded that the defense and statement of Aregbesola was as big as “public obituses” of its political relevance, insisting that APC remains a dominant force in lagos and at the federal level.