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I’m no longer interested in struggling for political positions – Former Ogun deputy gov, Kaka

Former Ogun State Deputy Governor, Senator Adegbenga Kaka, discusses his childhood, education, political journey, and why he is no longer interested in pol Read More: https://punchng.com/im-no-longer-interested-in-struggling-for-political-positions-former-ogun-deputy-gov-kaka/

I’m no longer interested in struggling for political positions – Former Ogun deputy gov, Kaka

Former Ogun State Deputy Governor, Senator Adegbenga Kaka, has discussed his childhood, education, and political journey, while explaining his lack of interest in struggling for political positions, according to Punch Nigeria and Punch.

The Ogun State chapter of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) has asserted that the executive committee led by Otunba Oluwafemi Soluade is the legitimate leadership of the party in the state, Daily Post Nigeria reports. The party's Publicity Secretary, Adesina Olanrewaju, issued a statement warning against the imposition of caretaker committees or parallel leadership structures.

Daily Post Nigeria reports that the ADC stated no individual has the authority to remove the existing leadership without following constitutional procedures. The party specifically mentioned Chief Rauf Aregbesola, stating that he and others cannot unilaterally impose a caretaker arrangement on the state chapter.

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