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OGUN NNPP ELECTS VILLAGE NEWS PUBLISHER, BARR.AINA AS NEW CHAIRMAN,AS AMBASSADOR AJADI CALLS FOR SUPPORT

 






The Governorship Candidate of New. Nigeria People's Party, Ogun State in the 2019 election, Ambassador OluFemi Ajadi has called on all members of the Party to support the newly elected Barrister John Aina led executives of the. Party .
He stated this on Thursday at the Party's congress held at the  NNPP Secretariat, Adatan Abeokuta where the Publisher of the Village News, emerged as state Chairman of the Party in Ogun State,


Ambassador Ajadi who congratulated the new executives, tasked them to work towards membership drive and. Stronger footing  that would ensure success for NNPP come  the 2027 elections..
  He also enjoined all  members of NNPP in Ogun State to give their support to Barrister John Aina  led executives and allow peace to reign in the party

In his brief remarks, Barr. Aina described the emergence of the new executives as a new beginning for the Party. He added that there would be a new Ogun State as he is ready to  deliver 
The new Chairman while sounding a note of warning to people who are members with destructive characters to desist as there won't be room for them in the party.
"We will all play Politics without bitterness.. There had been an issues I have been concerned with for years ,
We can have plurality that will aid development; Muslim by this side, christians by this side and traditional worshippers, ideas would materialize, then there will be development. We cannot have an House of Assembly predominantly dominated by one party. This is not good for democracy. NNPP would work and ensure we have people who will represent our interest in the Assembly"


 Ambassador Olufemi Ajadi Oguntoyinbo, Alh Tajudeen Gambo,Mallam Dongoamama,Alh Taofeek Adeleke among others party chieftains were in attendance, while  three representative from the Independent Electoral Commission; Mrs Olaoye Adenike, Mrs Adeniyi Sade and Ogunfowola Abimbola were also present to  monitor  the  Congress.





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