Kwara G15 denies split in rainbow coalition – Daily Trust

The G15 Political Movement and the broader OTOGE Progressive household in Kwara State have dismissed stories of division inside their ranks.

They reaffirmed their unity and dedication to the political coalition forward of the 2027 elections.

The place got here amid talks in regards to the alleged disunity among the many group members.

Special Assistant, Political to the Governor in Kwara Central, Sulyman Sai Kai, had stated that the group has been decreased to “G3 at best” including that Seriki has returned to the camp of the Governor.

In an announcement signed by 15 members of the motion, the group urged Kwarans to ignore stories suggesting that the G15 or the broader Otoge household had damaged ranks.

“We, the members of the G15 Political Movement, reaffirm our unity, resolve and commitment to our common cause,” they stated, stressing that makes an attempt to create division wouldn’t distract them from their targets.

The group stated its political agenda remained anchored on inclusive and accountable governance, with alternatives decided by advantage moderately than household background or private connections.

It additionally rejected alleged makes an attempt by people or slim pursuits to dictate the political route of the state.

It stated the collective curiosity of Kwara should take priority over private ambitions.

The group reaffirmed its dedication to the Rainbow Coalition, describing it as a platform for bringing collectively political actors and teams from numerous backgrounds united by widespread convictions about the way forward for Kwara.

“As we enter a critical political season, we reaffirm the importance of our Rainbow Coalition as a platform for bringing together individuals and groups with diverse backgrounds who share common convictions about the future of Kwara,” it acknowledged.

In a phone chat with Daily Trust, on Thursday, a member of the group, Muyideen Salako, confirmed the event.

According to him, “Yes, it’s true we held the assembly, with myself, Seriki, Oloriegbe, Belgore and nearly everyone in attendance, to dismiss the inaccurate propaganda that we’re not united.

“Nothing can be farther from the truth. We are very united. All these are being sponsored by the government to paint a different narrative, but we will not lose track.”