Tribunal rules in PDP suit against APC Senator, Odebiyi
Odebiyi represents Ogun West at the federal legislature and is currently the deputy chairman, Senate Committee on FCT.
He was one of those who turned down Amosun’s instruction to leave the APC for the Allied People’s Movement . “I felt a sense of responsibility and obligation to my followers who have supported me since 2014; they sacrificed their time, money and everything to support me.
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