Ajanaku calls on constituents to vote for ZLP, gets party’s flag

HONOURABLE Rotimi Ajanaku who is contesting for the House of Representatives, Ibadan Northwest/Southwest on the platform of Zenith Labour party(ZLP) has enjoined his constituents to get their Permanent Voters Card(PVC), for them to be able to cast their votes for him during the February 16 election.

Ajanaku made this known while speaking with journalists after he was confirmed as the authentic candidate of the party and was presented with ZLP flag as a mark of symbol.

According to him, this is the only means the electorates can use their votes for him to alleviate their eight years suffering of poor representation.

Ajanaku was confirmed on Tuesday, February 5, 2019, at the mega rally of the party held at the ancient Mapo Hall, Ibadan. This has laid to rest the rumour and speculations making the rounds about the authenticity of his ticket.

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While presenting the flag to Ajanaku, the National Chairman of the party who led other members of the executive to the event, Chief Dan Iwuanyawu sent a stern warning to the ruling All Progressives Congress(APC) to desist from threatening Ajanaku. ‘if anything happens to Rotimi Ajanaku before, during and after the election, the state Governor and the ruling party should be held responsible. He has the right to join any political party of his choice to realise his ambition’. Anyawu said.

Anyawu’s position is premised on the several death threats from the candidate of APC, Saheed Fijabi and his father, Chief Akinade-Fijabi who have been restless since Ajanaku declared for ZLP.

Otunba Rotimi Ajanaku then expressed his appreciation to the leader of Zenith Labour party and a former governor of Oyo state, High Chief Adewolu Ladoja for his consistent fatherly supports. He also expressed gratitude to other leaders like Barrister Sarafadeen Abiodun Alli, Chief Gbolahan Ajalaruru, Alhaji Abiade, the state Chairman, comrade Oyewole Abisoye and others.