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Akeredolu Can’t Vote In Oct 20 Election - Labour Party

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THE Labour Party in Ondo State has submitted that the Action Congress of Nigeria’s (ACN) standard-bearer in the October 20 gubernatorial election in the state Chief Rotimi Akeredolu,  cannot vote in the election because he did not register in his Owo home town, ditto his media aide, Idowu Ajanaku, who hails from Idogun area of the state.

The Labour Party spokesperson, Koye Odogiyan, revealed this in a statement in Akure, yesterday.

Reacting to a report which quoted Akeredolu as referring to Dr Olusegun Mimiko as an alien in Ondo State, Odogiyan said the ACN can “afford to vomit any kind of lies because it has nothing to campaign with.”

He said it is unfortunate that Mimiko, who started his political career in the state  as a councillor in his local government, can now be referred to as a non-native after becoming the state’s number one citizen.

“It is unfortunate that the ACN’s standard-bearer and his spokesperson could expose themselves to public ridicule by insinuating that Dr Mimiko is a non native.

“Only a naive person would doubt the authenticity of Dr Mimiko’s origin after he had served the state as a councillor, commissioner, secretary  and a minister,” he stated.

Describing the vituperations of the ACN as the cry of a trashed politician, Odogiyan said “does it mean  Akeredolu   knew Mimiko was an alien, yet he joined the team of lawyers that battled in court to help him retrieve his stolen mandate from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to become the governor of the state?”

Insisting that both Akeredolu and Ajanaku are not eligible to partake in the October 20 gubernatorial election because they did not register in Ondo State, Odogiyan challenged them  to show their voters registration cards to counter his claim. 

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