Details As Senator Adeola Yayi’s Political Structure Crumbles

Emerging details have it that the political structure of Lagos Senator Solomon Adeola has started crumbling.

The supporters backing the Ogun state gubernatorial ambition of the politician popularly known as Yayi have stated jumping ship.

Information available has it that they have started pulling out of the Yayi structure and supporting other gubernatorial aspirants.

“Not just supporting other aspirants but defecting to other political parties as well” a source asserted.

A report available to societynow.ng revealed that quite a number of the supporters of the Lagos Senator pulled out of the All Progressives Congress and officially joined the African Democratic Congress ( ADC)on Friday, June 22 2018.

The listed Yayi political structure points men who made the move are

i. Alh. (Hon) Morufu O. Ajisegiri – Abeokuta North Local Government.
ii. Alh (Hon) S.A Olonade – Abeokuta North Local Government.
iii. Alh (Hon) Nurudeen Olaleye – Abeokuta South Local Government.
iv. Hon (Chief) Layiwola Karounwi – Abeokuta South Local Government.
v. Chief Oluwole Adeyi – Ifo Local Government.
vi. Alh (Hon) Kifuli Solademi – Ifo Local Government.
vii. Alh (Hon) Saula Makinde – Odeda Local Government.
viii. Chief Wale Famuyiwa – Odeda Local Government.
ix. Hon (Chief) Dele Erisan – Obafemi Owode Local Government.
x. Hon Oladele Sholola – Ewekoro Local Government.

They cited Yayi’s “stalled gubernatorial ambition” for their action.

And in order not to lose out the scheme of things while the man they support zero in on his “option B”, his supporters are pulling out of the APC as they side with other aspirants.

Societynow.ng had earlier reported that the politician had pulled out of the Ogun gubernatorial contest to retain his mandate as Senator representing Lagos West as part of a negotiation between Governor Ibikunle Amosun and Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

Why Senator Adeola Yayi Is Not Supporting Any Other Aspirant As He pulls Out Of Ogun Guber Contest

Tinubu is identified as the major force behind Yayi’s political relevance.