By; BAYO AKAMO, Ibadan
The New Nigeria Peoples Party, (NNPP) governorship candidate in Ogun State, Comrade Olufemi Oguntoyinbo has disclosed that he he will not step down for any candidate in the March 11 polls.
Speaking on Thursday at the Oyo State NUJ Correspondents Chapel Guest Forum ” Speak Out” in Ibadan, the NNPP governorship candidate declared that he is in the race to win the Ogun State governorship election.
Comrade Oguntoyinbo said he will not step down for any candidate in the governorship election considering his determination to build a new Ogun State as he has all what it takes to govern Ogun state as the youngest among the candidates .
The governorship candidate insisted that he will not step down for any of the candidates because he was not ready to tarnish his image, the NNPP governorship candidate said he will not step down for anyone, because he was not ready to disappoint his followers.
“I am not stepping down for anybody. Because, I am not ready to tarnish my profile. I will not step down, because I do not want to disappoint my followers. I am the youngest among the candidates”, he said.
The governorship candidate added, ” I have all what it takes because Nigerians have been clamouring for youths o clock”.
He stressed further “I am coming on board to build new Ogun state. I have my blueprint on how new Ogun state will look like”.
On the present situation in the country particularly the current naira scarcity, Comrade Oguntoyinbo attributed it to failure of those at the helm of affairs in Nigeria
According to the NNPPgovernorship candidate, the position of President Muhammadu Buhari on the swapping of new naira notes was against the f acting Supreme court position, adding that it is glaring that President Buhari is confusing himself.
Comrade Oguntoyinbo stressed that it was unfortunate that policy makers in the country do not think about the effect on the masses.
At the event held in Ibadan were the Public Relations Officer of the party, Kehinde Olowu and State Chairman, Oloposi Okinni and the Chairman of the chapel, Raji Adebayo.
