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Facebook Drama as Oluwole Oke Waves APC Flag, Calls PDP a “Sinking Canoe” — Declares APC the ‘Real Advance Party’ in Shock Defection
In a dramatic twist that played out on social media, Hon. Busayo Oluwole Oke, the only House of Reps member from Osun under the All Progressives Congress (APC), has officially dumped the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), branding his former political home as rudderless and out of touch.
Taking to Facebook to mark his new allegiance, the Obokun/Oriade lawmaker boldly unveiled the APC flag from his office desk, declaring the ruling party as the “real Advance Party” in a swipe that has stirred political ripples across Osun State.
Oke, a long-serving PDP stalwart, cited a collapse of leadership and internal dysfunction as his reasons for defecting, an exit political analysts describe as a major coup for the APC ahead of the 2027 general elections. His post was not just an announcement; it was a statement,
one that may spark a wave of defections and fresh realignments across the state’s fragile political terrain.
one that may spark a wave of defections and fresh realignments across the state’s fragile political terrain.

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