In a shocking move, former Governor of Osun State, Ọgbẹni AbdulRauf Aregbesola, and his loyalists have officially withdrawn from the All Progressives Congress (APC). This development marks the end of a long-standing speculation about Aregbesola’s future in the party.
According to sources close to the former governor, Aregbesola and his supporters are set to announce a new political party in the coming days. The details of the new party, including its name and ideology, are still under wraps, but insiders hint that it will be a platform for like-minded individuals to pursue their political aspirations.
Aregbesola’s departure from the APC is seen as a significant blow to the party, particularly in Osun State, where he remains a highly influential figure. His exit is believed to be the culmination of a long-standing feud with the current leadership of the party in the state.
The former governor’s loyalists, who have been vocal in their criticism of the APC leadership, have expressed excitement about the new political venture. They see it as an opportunity to create a more inclusive and progressive platform that will cater to the needs of the people.
As the news of Aregbesola’s exit from the APC spreads, political analysts are already speculating about the implications for the party and the state. Some believe that the former governor’s new party could pose a significant challenge to the APC in future elections, while others see it as a welcome development that will increase political participation and competition in the state.
Stay tuned for more updates as this story continues to unfold.
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