Prsident Goodluck Jonathan
and the National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP),
Adamu Mu’azu, will be in Ilorin, Kwara State, on Monday, March 3, to
assess the state of the party in the area.
Kwara PDP Caretaker Chairman, Solomon Edoga, said at a rally in
Ilorin yesterday that Jonathan has favoured Kwarans with his recent
appointments, noting that the PDP could not afford to lose the state
to the opposition irrespective of those who might have left the party.
Among the top members of the party in the state that addressed the
supporters was the Special Adviser to the President on National
Assembly, Makanjuola Ajadi, who said that political servitude in
Kwara was over, and assured the state of more political appointments
that would empower them.
For the Chairman of Federal Character Commission (FCC), Prof.
Shuaib Oba Abdulraheem, those presently in PDP in Kwara are the
true lovers of democracy and the state, while Gbemisola Saraki
believes that the PDP population in the state is strong enough to
unseat the incumbent government.
Monday, 24 February 2014
Jonathan, Mu'azu visit Kwara next Monday
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Kwara politics
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