Abiodun asked all party members to get past their mistakes and strive to reposition the party to accomplish its goals and advance the socioeconomic progress of the nation. Reconciling with Abiodun, Amosun's supporters rejoin the APC in Ogun. [Twitter:@dabiodunMFR] Reconciling with Abiodun, Amosun's supporters rejoin the APC in Ogun. [Twitter:@dabiodunMFR] On Friday in Abeokuta, several political party members who identified themselves as supporters of former governor Ibikunle Amosun re-joined the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Ogun.

The members, who came from the state's 20 local government areas (LGAs), were welcomed by the state governor, Dapo Abiodun, at the Presidential Lodge in Abeokuta. He praised them for their "loyalty" and for standing firm in their convictions.

"I want to compliment you on your sense of leadership loyalty, which is not only good, but also admirable. It is admirable.We need to cultivate and spread this culture. It is a civilization that is quickly disappearing. It's a culture we're rapidly erasing. Loyalty is unconditional.Others decide to relocate when things start to go wrong. But you remained where you were. This spirit of loyalty should be imitated.We must recognize that a party can only have one leader at any given moment. As the party's leader, "I appreciate the responsibility placed upon me and it is my obligation to work toward the collective and individual welfare of our members."

In order to realize the party's goals and fight for the socioeconomic growth of the state, he asked all members to put the past in the past and move forward. I greet you today with the same delight that the prodigal son's father in the Bible felt when his son found his way home."To those who are joining us, please let us show a feeling of loyalty. To those who did not leave, please let us accept our brothers and sisters back.

You will be completely integrated, I can tell you of that," Abiodun remarked. Yemi Sanusi, the State Chairman of the APC, said during his speech at the event that conflicts are inevitable in all human relationships. "Even in a time of war, there is always a place for peaceful settlement of the conflict," he remarked, asking the returnees to completely integrate with other party members. Derin Adebiyi, the group's leader, said that everyone in the group had decided to rejoin the "mainstream" in order to advance both the party and the nation as a whole. We appreciate being welcomed back, and we thank the governor and party members," he stated.