Eid-el-Kabir: Oyo APA felicitates with Muslims

EID-EL-KABIR: OYO APA FELICITATES WITH MUSLIMS

Deacon Tolulope Adedoyin, the governorship candidate of the African Peoples Alliance Party (APA) in the last governorship election in Oyo State has felicitated with Muslims in the Country and in Oyo State in particular over the 2019 Eid – El – Kabir Celebration, calling for prayers for the Unity and Progress of Nigeria and Oyo State.

Deacon Adedoyin, who is also the current state Chairman of the African Peoples Alliance Party (APA) in Oyo State called on Muslims to pray for the nation’s leaders and for genuine love among Nigerians irrespective of their religion, colour, culture and tribe.

In a message on Sunday, 12^th of August in Ibadan, the state capital, Deacon Tolulope Adedoyin urged the Muslim community to pray for the unity and peace of the nation as they celebrate. 

He further urged Nigerians to promote religious tolerance, adding that such virtue would ensure peace across the country and enhance national development.

Deacon Adedoyin finally expressed delight at Governor Seyi Makinde’s efforts in supporting the Nigerian police towards improving security in the state.

APA Governorship candidate promises to create ultramodern vocational youth Centers

APA Governorship candidate promises to create ultramodern vocational youth Centers in all the 33 local government and CDAs

Deacon Tolulope Adedoyin,  African People Alliance Party (APA), governorship candidate has promised Oyo State youths to create youth centers aimed at educating, advocating, empowering and making them independent through vocational and technical training in field like tailoring, catering, carpentry, computer engineering, bakery, photography, lamination, computer operation, bead making, videography, arts and crafts, publishing and others.

This was contained in a statement made available to news men by the governorship candidate of the Party, Deacon. Tolulope Adedoyin on Tuesday in Ibadan, the state Capital of Oyo state.

Deacon Adedoyin said his party has consulted with experts and professionals in different professional fields on logistics and financial implications of such project.

The party further berated Senator Abiola Ajimobi’s administration on his apathetic attitude towards the plights of youths in the state.

Retire Ajimobi to his house on Saturday, he needs rest – APA Begs Oyo South Voters

RETIRE AJIMOBI TO HIS HOUSE ON SATURDAY, HE NEEDS REST – APA BEGS OYO SOUTH VOTERS

The Governorship Candidate of the African Peoples Alliance Party (APA) in Oyo State, Deacon Tolulope Adedoyin has begged the people of Oyo South Senatorial District not to vote for His Excellency, Senator Abiola Ajimobi come this Saturday election.

APA Governorship Candidate made this statement in a press release made available to pressmen in Ibadan on Tuesday.

According to him, “Governor Abiola Ajimobi has tried his utmost best, we really commend his efforts in making Oyo state what it is now. Eight years is enough. He should go and rest. Coming back to Oyo South Senatorial to represent the people is greediness and selfishness not for the people’s development but his personal ravenousness. The good people from the senatorial district should resist his becoming their senator through protest votes.”

“The people should look into other political parties. Senator Rilwan Adesoji Akanbi and other candidates are there. Some have been tested, trusted and found reliable. The second coming of Senator Abiola Ajimobi to represent the senatorial district again will bring calamity, underdevelopment, catastrophe, upheaval and disaster to the development of the senatorial region.”

“A vote for Senator Isiaq abiola Ajimobi on Saturday is a lost vote.” Adedoyin concluded.

Oyo 2019: APA Governorship Candidate urges INEC and Security Agencies to be unbiased

OYO 2019:  APA GOVERNORSHIP CANDIDATE URGES INEC AND SECURITY AGENCIES TO BE UNBIASED

The African Peoples Alliance Party (APA) has called on Oyo State branch of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and security stakeholders in the state to be neutral in the conduct of the forthcoming governorship election scheduled to hold on March.

Deacon Tolulope Adedoyin, the Oyo State Governorship Candidate of the African Peoples Alliance Party (APA)  in a statement issued yesterday said his party will be participating in the forthcoming election.

Deacon Adedoyin therefore called on the people of Oyo State to get and protect their Permanent Voters Cards (PVC) and come out enmasse to vote for whoever APA presents as it governorship and House of Assembly candidates come March.

APA insists that the March elections in Oyo state must be free, fair, credible and transparent. “INEC and all security agencies deployed for the election must remain neutral and unbiased during and after the election.” Adedoyin concluded.

Oyo APA Unveils Ibrahim Aliyu Hassan as the party’s Presidential Candidate

OYO APA UNVEILS IBRAHIM ALIYU HASSAN AS THE PARTY’S PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE

Ahead of the 2019 general elections, the Oyo State chapter of the African Peoples Alliance (APA) Party has unveiled Ibrahim Aliyu Hassan as the Presidential candidate of the party. 

While unveiling Ibrahim Aliyu Hassan as the party’s presidential candidate, the Party’s governorship candidate in Oyo State, Deacon Tolulope Adedoyin urged Nigerians to look out for candidates who are competent with good character and moral standing. According to him, “The momentum Nigeria has gathered is important but the future targets are more important. APA wants to make our country one of the largest 10 economies by 2023”.

“We also reaffirm our party commitment to the People’s Cause which is one of the most important mainstays of the survival struggle,” he added.

It is on record that the Oyo state Chapter of the party gave the party huge and highest votes in 2015 presidential election which made the party came third. It is also on record that the chapter won her first ever election at the last year Oyo State Councillorship poll but her mandate was stolen by the current administration in the state.