Osun APC issues are minor, Omisore will not leave — Adegoke

Author: dailypost.ngPublished on: June 5, 2026Country: Nigeria

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Osun APC issues are minor, Omisore will not leave — Adegoke

Kunle Rasheed Adegoke, the APC candidate for Osun Central Senatorial District, dismissed speculation that Iyiola Omisore would leave the party. He described the internal issues in Osun APC as minor and affirmed that Omisore will not defect.

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