I’m solidly behind you, Dapo Abiodun assures Abbas | TheCable
Dapo Abiodun, governor of Ogun state, has expressed support for the speakership bid of Tajudeen Abbas, a house of representatives member-elect from Kaduna.
“Your success will be measured by the way your members take the dividends of democracy to their people,” he said. “We met with the president two days ago. During our meeting, he told us that the campaigns are over. He said that he’d be president for all. So, he sought our understanding and collaboration,” he said.
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