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Ondo 2020: Ondo Deputy Governor finally gives major reason he left PDP in less than 60 days

Deputy Governor of Ondo State, Hon. Agboola Ajayi has finally spoken on major reason he left People’s Democratic Party (PDP).
Hon. Ajayi who left All progressives Congress (APC) to PDP officially resigned his membership from the main opposition party of Nigeria.
The Deputy Governor’s resignation was made known in a statement from the Media Adviser to the Deputy Governor, Allen Sowore.
The Deputy Governor in the statement on Monday thanked the national leadership and members of the party for their warm reception and acceptance in the short period he rejoined the party.
He said his decision is as a result of the call by the majority of the good people of Ondo State to give hope to the hopeless, provide credible and purposeful leadership in the State.
The chairman of the PDP in Apoi Ward II of Ese-Odo Local Government Area, Festus Oboro, is reportedly to have acknowledged the receipt of the resignation letter on Sunday, 9th August, 2020.
Hon. Ajayi left the APC and rejoined the PDP on June 21st, 2020, at his home town, Kiribo. He contested the governorship primary election in PDP but lost to Eyitayo Jegede.
The deputy governor in his recent statement reassured his supporters to remain focused and committed as he would make public his next line of action soon.
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