Mr Felix Oboagwina, media aide to the Peoples Democratic
Party (PDP) Governorship candidate in the 2019 elections in Lagos State, Mr
Jimi Agbaje, has denied reports that his principal had dumped the opposition
party.
Oboagwina told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Wednesday
in Lagos that social media posts that Agbaje had left the PDP to join the All
Progressives Congress (APC) were untrue.
NAN reports that the posts that Agbaje had joined APC have
featured prominently on social media platforms such as WhatsApp and Facebook in
the past few days.
One of the posts sighted by a NAN on WhatsApp and Facebook
on Wednesday read “Lagos PDP finally emptied as Jimi Agbaje defects to APC’’.
It was also reported that former National Vice Chairman of
the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Chief Olabode George, on Wednesday disclosed
that the party’s governorship candidate in Lagos State in the last election,
Jimi Agbaje, appears to have joined the All Progressives Congress, APC.
George also revealed that Agbaje failed in the last election
because ‘he thinks he knows it all’, adding that it was Lagos people who worked
against him.
He said that Agbaje originally come from the APC and had
been part of the ruling party in the state from the beginning.
Reacting, Oboagwina described the reports as fake news,
saying they were figments of the imaginations of the authors.
He said that Agbaje was still very much in the PDP and that
there was no way he could have joined APC on social media.
“There is nothing like that, nothing like that at all. He is
still in PDP; he has not defected.
“How can people say he has defected on social media? He is
too big for that; he is in PDP,” Oboagwina said.
When asked if there were plans by his principal to dump the
PDP for the APC, he answered in the negative.
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