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| Otunba Omisore |
Over Confidence Kill Faster Than Aids It will be on note that PDP is the first political party that went to Omisore in his country home to seek his support for the rerun. PDP was represented by Senate President, Senator Bukola Saraki and he was given SDP blue print. In the blueprint, Omisore demand for the payment of all arrears for Osun worker's salary within three months of the new administration, abolition of single uniform for our students and return to 6_3-3- 4 system of education, Qualitative health delivery system and revitalization of Agriculture in the state to banish hunger. After the meeting, Dr Bukola Saraki told him and
the general public in a press conference that within the next 24 hours, the party will get back to him but surprisingly, the feedback from Saraki to Omisore is on phone call in which Adeleke said they don't need Omisore to win the election. In a situation like this, what do you want him to do? Will he be begging them to do the needful or what? If you all are there raising voice on Omisore for adopting APC after the party
agreement to fulfil all listed conditions in the SDP template handed over to them, I believed we all
should fear God.
If not for the over confidence that is about to kill Osun PDP, the party would have shun the
egeocentric attitudes that is currently affecting the party, it will be a difficult task for the party to
win the rerun because majority of the electorates are of the belief that Oyetola might have learn in
hard way under Aregbesola administration and thereby ready to put in place all necessary measures to correct administrative lapses that was attached to the outgoing government of Aregbesola in the state.
Despite Omisore did not defect to APC but only solidifying support for APC to win the guber race after the mutual understanding to fulfil all agreement in the SDP template I would rather appeal to the good
people of Osun state to remain focus and be positive about the decision of Senator Iyiola
Omisore and his frantic efforts to end the suffering of all and sundry..
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