Bury Your Ego & Stop Working Into An Illusion Of Grandeur, Kwara APC Berates Akogun Oyedepo

 

The Kwara state chapter of the All Progressives Congress APC has advised the chief propagandist of the intraparty opposition in the state, Akogun Iyiola Oyedepo,to bury his ego and stop working himself into an illusion of grandeur, stating that nothing qualifies him as Statesman or political leader for advancing ridiculous positions as conditions for peace with  Governor Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq.

The party in her reaction to the comments by Oyedepo in his interview with newsmen, stated in a statement signed and made available to our medium by its spokesperson, Alhaji Tajudeen Aro Folaranmi, that in as much as there is no irreversible path in politics, which presupposes the position of no permanent friends or foes, Akogun's comments are not only garrulous but also impolitic.

" Since Akogun has ruled out the possibility of reconciliation in his submission, we can not fold our arms and dismiss his craze for preaching political schism and profanity to go unchallenged.

" We are equally aware that Akogun and his dream merchants promising the fall of APC  have surreptitiously prepared  an alternative vehicle ahead of the 2023 general elections, and are unsparing in destroying APC.

" We are not distracted because the APC in Kwara has built an electoral fortune, which is not only reaching the hearts of the common people, but also  cultivating the friendship of the elite.

" We have always maintained that Akogun and other intransigent few are suffering from a kind of psychosis, having worked themselves into an illusion of grandeur that they made Governor Abdulrazaq with their false popularity.

" They are finding it difficult to live in the realm of reality and possibilities, which has plunge them into the present mess.

" As much as we want peace, we reject any selfish consideration for peace. The party is bigger than any individual no matter how self acclaimed.

" As a party, there  are enough windows of opportunities  to advance one's opinion or vent his anger, but Akogun and his cohorts have always refused to concede positions - apparently own to their erroneous mindset - for the benefit of peace, remaining adamant against the party's resolutions.

" But it is not too late for these intransigent few to change their pattern of behavior, see beyond the present and sheathe their swords, after all, irrespective of the righteousness of ones cause, there is often a time to concede for the benefit of the society, " the party stated.