Ekiti PDP Guber Candidate Finally Reveals His Political Godfather

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The governorship candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Ekiti State, Wole Oluyede, has stated that he does not have any political godfather, insisting that the people of the state remain his only support base ahead of Saturday’s governorship election.

He made this known on Thursday during an interview on Politics Today, a Channels Television programme.

Oluyede said his backing comes directly from the electorate, stressing that his political journey is rooted in the trust and confidence of Ekiti people.

“The truth about it is on record. Everybody knows that the godfather I have is the people themselves,” he said.

He urged voters to believe in his vision for the state, adding that his personal investments in Ekiti reflect his commitment to its development.

According to him, “The people have to believe in the hope that I have a record of investment in this state. In the history of this state, I’m the only person at this time trusting the state to think that we can invest in this state. I have invested my money, my time, and my energy to say things can be different.”

Oluyede also raised concerns about what he described as the conduct of security operatives in the state, expressing doubts about fairness.

“I am very wary and suspicious of the fairness of the present police force in Ekiti,” he said.

He alleged that some of his supporters had been arrested without clear justification, while also claiming that suspected APC agents attacked individuals in his hometown with machetes without facing arrest.

He questioned the situation, stating that it raised concerns about impartiality and justice in the electoral environment.

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