Defeated governorship candidate of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) in Ondo state, Eyitayo Jegede SAN has said he would return to legal practice after the defeat.

Besides, Jegede had dropped the idea of challenging the election the victory of Rotimi Akeredolu.

It would be recalled that Jegede was defeated by the candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), who polled 244,842 votes to beat Jegede, who came second with 150, 380 votes. Jegede reportedly said there was no need to continue to fight over the matter since the people of Ondo State had decided on who they want to serve them at this time.

“I have taken a decision to move on and I wish Governor Rotimi Akeredolu success.

“I speak for myself. I believe that if I cannot serve the people of Ondo State now, another opportunity will come for me to do so at another time.

“There is always need to demonstrate true statesmanship and that is what I have done,” Jegede said.

Jegede said that he had a profession and was returning to practice law and had not filed any petition against Akeredolu’s victory as expected in more than 21 days after the results were declared.

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Matured people in politics. Those do or die politicians endangering people's live should learn from Jegede and Oke.




As for Jimoh Ibrahim...... Your own matter is not today

2019 Bubu would return to his Cows.

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