How Sen. Bukola Saraki Defeated His Father And Sent His Sister Out Of Party
Posted on July 29, 2018 AuthorPrince Soyiga Samuel Adeshina


As the strong political battle between Governor Bukola Saraki of Kwara State and his father, the political dictator of Kwara politics, second republic senate leader and waziri of Ilorin, Dr. Olusola Saraki, attain its peak, tension continue to mount on political loyalists in state on who to succeed Governor Bukola Saraki. However, guber candidates are rounding up their campaign tour and going to the poll to determine the outcome of both the strength and wealth displayed in the last few months. It has however come to the notice of us that the candidates are still battling with the fear of their level of acceptance in the state as regard the exalted seat which is meant to be occupied by the winner come May 29, 2011. SOYIGA’S BLOG gathered that the power tussle has turned the ‘State of Hamony’ into a factional entity that can only been brought back together by the outcome of the governorship election. Governor Bukola Saraki has succeeded in ensuring that his younger Sister, Sen Gbemisola Saraki would not become the next governor of the state by campaigning against her candidature and chasing her out of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP to the Allied Congress Party of Nigeria, ACPN. The major candidates jostling for governorship seat are; Barrister Mohammed Dele Belgore, SAN: Action Congress of Nigeria The son of the late jurist and Wali of Ilorin, Justice M.B. Belgore, has been vibrating in Kwara State in the last two years not as a legal practitioner but as a politician who is readily equipped to take over the leadership of the state from the ruling party, PDP, come May 29. The ACN guber candidate has since been striving hard to occupy the prestigious government house located along Ahmadu way, Ilorin. Dele Belgore became the flag bearer of the ACN with the support of the party’s elders from Lagos who single handedly endorsed his candidature without conducting primaries. We gathered that this singular action of imposition however led to the breakaway of some aggrieved members and defected to the Allied congress party of Nigeria, ACPN while others joined the Congress for Progressive Change, CPC. With the defection of the state chairman of ACN, elder Wole Fagbemi, the political warlord of Offa politics and guber aspirant of the party, Arc. Lola Ashiru and a business mogul and son of the first Senior Advocate in the Northern Nige
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Kwara under firm control of the Saraki's dynasty

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