Ogun Farmers throw big party to celebrate Abiodun's victory

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Farmers in Ogun State  under the leadership of the Senior Special Assistant to Governor Abiodun on Agriculture threw a big party to celebrate the victory of the incumbent governor of the State, Prince Dapo Abiodun.

Recall that the  Governor of Ogun State having polled the highest votes emerged the Governor of the state for another four years.
The party which took place at Ijebu Ode had in attendance all farmers in Ogun State.

The farmers were seen eating, dancing and rejoicing.
The Senior Special Assistant to Governor Abiodun on  Agriculture, Dr. Adelaja-Kuye while speaking with newsmen said that Abiodun's re-election worths to be celebrated, adding that the Governor has been so good to the farmers.

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