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No Going Back On The Suspension Of Arabambi As LP Chairman In Ogun - Bode Simeon

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The Vice Chairman of Labour Party in Southwest, Comrade Bode Simeon has responded to the letter circulated by The former Chairman of Labour Party in Ogun State, Comrade Abayomi Olufemi Arabambi saying there is no going back on the suspension move.

He said nobody called him on the move of suspension of Abayomi Olufemi Arabambi  with other executives and stakeholders of the party bases on maladministration and abuse of office.

Meanwhile, The embattled secretary of Labour Party in Ogun State, Otunba Akinyemi Jackson said the circulated letter queering the southwest vice president of the party, Comrade Bode Simeon is nothing but fake.

He made this statement while speaking with Amebo Online Newspaper correspondent in Abeokuta today saying The National Chairman of Labour Party, Alhaji Abdulkadir Abdulsalam has never summoned Bode Simeon to any disciplinary committee subsequent to the suspension of Comrade Abayomi Olufemi Arabambi is the chairman of Labour Party in Ogun State.


He called on the attention of the general public to take a critical look into the letter allegedly addressed to the Vice president of southwest, Comrade Bode Simeon and see the irregularities in the address.


"How would a letter be addressed to the Southwest Vice Chairman through a state party chairman...?, this is nothing but fraudulent and I urge the general public to ignore the letter as our decisions remain firm on suspension of Abayomi Olufemi Arabambi as the State chairman of our party... said Otunba Akinyemi Jackson."


Also, he urged the general public to disregard his "crocodile tears" over his suspension, he said no agency should reckon with Arabambi Abayomi henceforth because he is no more in charge of party affairs.


Jackson, while congratulating Governor Prince Dapo Abiodun for his victory at the tribunal, he described the victory as "God's Mission" for the governor to settle down and assign his cabinet members towards a smooth administration and better Ogun State. 

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