Thirty
Political Parties under the auspices of Conference of Nigeria Political Parties
(CNPP), Ogun State chapter have declared their support for Rt. Hon Titilayo
Oseni-Gomez as the Ogun Central Senatorial District in the coming general
election slated to hold tomorrow, Saturday.
According
to information reaching our reporter, CNPP in a meeting held last Thursday in
Abeokuta, the Ogun state capital said it has adopted the African Democratic
Party, ADC candidate in line with her good deeds in the past.
The
group acting secretary, Hon Akinyele Sarafadeen Ogunwoolu who speaks with our
reporter shortly after the meeting said Hon Titilayo Oseni-Gomez is the only
credible candidate for the position, which is why the group adopted her.
Honourable
Ogunwoolu who is also one of the strongest stakeholders in Ogun Politics, said
there is serious and urgent need to appoint women to the position this time
around to avoid gender inequality.
He
also mandated all other political parties to rally round and support Hon
Titilayo Oseni-Gomez in tomorrow, Saturday general elections.
Also,
on his own part, the Public Relations Officer of the group, Hon Segun Matthew
said the group believes so much in Hon Oseni-Gomez, because while serving as
the speaker of the state in the previous dispensation, he empowered so many
people.
The
PRO also stated that the former speaker used her influence to help many youths
to gain employment to different government parastatals in the state.
He
therefore call on other parties to give strong support for her if they really
want change, and that women must be given the opportunity this time around.
Hon Matthew also
call on INEC not to be biased in the coming elections, to allow clean and
credible elections, and to make peace reign.
He call on the
four Commissioner of police assigned to the state to protect the people's right
and also security of lives and properties should be guaranteed.
He therefore call
on the new CP appointed to Ogun Central, CP Gbenga Adeyanju to keep watch on
all miscreants who are ready to trauncate the process of the election, and such
incident that happened in the presence of the President last Monday will not
repeat itself again.
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