Aregbesola must prostrate, beg Tinubu – Osun Rep



Aregbesola must prostrate, beg Tinubu – Osun Rep

The lawmaker representing the Obokun/Oriade Federal Constituency of Osun Surrounding within the Area of Representatives, Mr. Oluwole Oke, said on Sunday that former Governor Rauf Aregbesola must “go and beg, prostrate, and make peace” along with his “principal,” President Bola Tinubu.

In a social media put up, Oke, a member of the Peoples Democratic Birthday party, emphasized that if he had been in Aregbesola’s place, this is precisely what he would do.

The remark comes amid political pressure in Osun Surrounding, the place Omoluabi Progressives, a political crew supported by means of Aregbesola, lately introduced its depart from the All Progressives Congress within the surrounding.

The verdict adopted extended and irreconcilable variations with the mainstream APC, which have been fuelled by means of conflicts between Aregbesola and his successor, ex-governor Adegboyega Oyetola.

A couple of resources throughout the APC recommend that the rift that led Aregbesola to reduce the celebration was once partially because of a fallout with Tinubu over unspecified problems.

In his put up shared on his reputable web page, Oke, who showed the put up to our correspondent, said that if he had been a member of the APC, he would have labored to safeguard that Aregbesola and Oyetola reconciled their variations.

Oke additionally instructed the PDP to grasp the chance introduced by means of the APC’s inside sections, describing Aregbesola as a vital political determine in Osun Surrounding.

Oke wrote: “Egbon Rauf ‘Soji Aregbesola, former governor of Osun Surrounding and Minister of Internal, is an enigma – a grassroots mobiliser, singer, and dancer. He’s a big power and a BRIDE in Osun politics, whether or not we admit it or now not.

“If I were in his shoes, I would go and beg, prostrate, and make peace with my principal, PBAT. Assuming I were a member of the APC in Osun, I would ensure that Asiwaju Gboyega Oyetola and Ogbeni Aregbesola reconcile. As we know, ‘Ija o dola’ – fighting doesn’t bring wealth.”

Oke suggested the PDP to progress briefly to achieve from the political deadlock throughout the APC.

He described Aregbesola as a “bride” in Osun politics, pointing out, “The PDP must act fast, pay the necessary dowry, and bring this ‘bride’ into their fold. Symbol, as he is popularly known, is not someone you let wander.”

Reflecting on Aregbesola’s week as governor, Oke persevered: “Even though I wasn’t in Aregbesola’s party – AC, ACN, or APC – I still won my elections. The secret? The great people of Ijesa North. In the Ife/Ijesa Senatorial District, Ogbeni can still pull a minimum of 20,000 votes. In Ijesa North and Ijesa South, Ogbeni’s influence is undeniable.”

Oke stressed out the utility of bringing Aregbesola into the PDP, including, “Any politician who can invite 10 to 20 people to a meeting, feed them, and provide them with a token afterward should not be ignored.”

He concluded by means of pointing out, “Baba Kabiru is a factor in Osun politics. Please keep this post and get back to me after 2026.”

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