Mimiko's aidea and thousands Of PDP Members decamp to APC in Ondo State

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Defection: Agagu, Olabintan Lead Thousands Of PDP Members Into APC In Ondo by Obiagelli(f): 4:57pm Mr. Femi Agagu, the former Chief of Staff and younger brother to late Governor of Ondo State, Olusegun Agagu, has defected to the All Progressives Congress (APC). Mr. Femi Agagu defected alongside the former Speaker of the State House of Assembly, Victor Olabimtan. The duo defected this morning with thousands of supports from the Peoples Democratic (PDP) including past state executives members who served under the administration of the late Olusegun Agagu. A correspodent of Saharareporters who is at the venue of the defection reports that thousands of aggreived PDP members in the state Including key loyal aides of Governor Olusegun Mimiko defected to the APC. At the ongoing event, on Oyemekun road, venue and state secretariat of the APC, supporters filled the storey building to capacity. http://saharareporters.com/2015/01/13/defection-agagu-olabintan-leads-thousands-pdp-members-apc-ondo

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