By; ADO ADEBOYE, Akure
In continuation of his campaign, the Labour Party House of Representatives Candidate for Akoko South West/South East Federal Constituency, Hon. Adeyeri Stephen, has visited Akungba and Supare markets.
Cheerful traders who left their various businesses to campaign for Adeyeri inside the markets, pledged to vote for him because of his impeccable track records and his stainless Labour Party platform, adding that the two popular party (APC and PDP), have implicitly disappointed the masses.
Some of them who spoke with the LP Candidate, noted that no greater travail than that of the redesigned naira notes causing more hardship and unbearable pains on Nigerians.
They lamented that the APC led administration has failed woefully, saying if the presidential candidate of the Labour Party, Peter Obi and Adeyeri Stephen emerged, the conundrums will be abrogated.
A female trader who accosted Adeyeri at the popular Ibaka market in Akungba-Akoko, prayed wholeheartedly for ASK and assured him of more votes.
She described all the major political parties’ candidates in Ondo State, as birds of same feather, adding that the only viable option to retire the aforementioned parties, is to vote for Labour Party in the February 25 general election.
Meanwhile, the Campaign train of the Reps Candidate visited a popular politician in Supare-Akoko, Hon. L. I Rogbitan and his wife, Mrs. F. O Rogbitan.
Mrs. Rogbitan who expressed unrestrained euphoria also prayed for Adeyeri. She noted that the businessman, who she described as her son, has creditably performed well and must be voted for.
However, the Campaign team navigated the train to Oka-odo community where Adeyeri was received amidst pomp and pageantry.
Speaking at the eye-catching event, Adeyeri said he was glad to meet the people in their weekly meeting, which he said, was an avenue to seek their support.
In his royal response, the Monarch of the community, Oba. (Sir) Pius Omiyejola Akande, prayed for Adeyeri and hailed the robust and peaceful relationship between Owalusin and Oka-odo.
Oba. Omiyejola, however, advised politicians to shun bitter internecine feud and display love during their campaign.
