The National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, Alhaji
Adamu Mu’azu, on Thursday, admitted that the task of uprooting Governor
Rauf Aregbesola and the All Progressives Congress from Osun State will
not be easy but the PDP candidate has what it takes.
Mu’azu was addressing the People’s Democratic Party Candidate Iyiola Omisore at the party’s national headquarters, in Abuja, on Thursday .
“You should know that your winning this primary election is the beginning of a great beginning. The election before you is not a joke, you are going to uproot and remove another political party, it is not easy” The Chairman said.
Presenting the certificate of return to Omisore, the Chairman expressed confidence that the party’s candidate, had what it takes to get the job done.
“I am sure you are a man, not a small boy. I am sure you are a man, not a woman, so you are up to
the task. Prove to us and the members of the party that you have all it takes to do it.”
The national chairman urged the party’s candidate to reconcile with aggrieved members of the party in the state to ensure that the party enjoyed a smooth ride in the governorship election scheduled for August.
Mu’azu was addressing the People’s Democratic Party Candidate Iyiola Omisore at the party’s national headquarters, in Abuja, on Thursday .
“You should know that your winning this primary election is the beginning of a great beginning. The election before you is not a joke, you are going to uproot and remove another political party, it is not easy” The Chairman said.
Presenting the certificate of return to Omisore, the Chairman expressed confidence that the party’s candidate, had what it takes to get the job done.
“I am sure you are a man, not a small boy. I am sure you are a man, not a woman, so you are up to
the task. Prove to us and the members of the party that you have all it takes to do it.”
The national chairman urged the party’s candidate to reconcile with aggrieved members of the party in the state to ensure that the party enjoyed a smooth ride in the governorship election scheduled for August.

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