Lagos Guber Race: PDP Denies Alliance With Any Party

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As the political horse trading continue to the zero hour of the governorship and State Assembly elections, Lagos State Peoples Democratic Party, PDP candidate, Alhaji Abudul-Azeez

Olajide Adediran has dismissed claim of entering into an alliance with other party.

The Governorship candidate who made this disclosure at a press briefing late Thursday morning, stated that either he or his party, PDP has agreed to any alliance with any political party in the state.

Adediran who is popularly known as Jandor, said he is set to break the political hegemony of Godfatherism in Lagos State politics.

Adediran who expressed optimism at this Saturday Governorship election, reiterated his resolve to give Lagosians what he tags as “a breath of fresh air” upon assumption of office as Governor of the state.

He disclosed that he began the journey to rescue Lagos from the clutches of Godfatherism in 2007, adding that he cannot back down at this time when the mission is almost accomplished.

The Governorship candidate however urged Lagosians not to be intimidated in exercising their civic right by voting for the PDP.

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