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By Dayo Johnson
AKURE—THE All Progressives Congress, APC, in Ondo State, yesterday, described its defeat during the Presidential and National Assembly elections as a bitter experience.
The State Chairman of the party, Mr. Ade Adetimehin, said this in Akure while addressing ward chairmen from the across the state.
Adetimehin said: “The party had since learned its lessons in a bitter way, and would do all that is possible to put its house in order ahead of the election.
“We are here to discuss as a political party that is well structured, and how to win convincingly in the next election.

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“We must strive to convince our observers that what transpired during the Presidential and National Assembly elections were as a result of human errors.
“It should, therefore, should not be used to guage our voting strength in Ondo State.”
Responding on behalf of the chairmen, Mr. Honey Gbayisemore, called for better understanding between the party and the State Government.
Gbayisemore promised that the Local chairmen would do its best to ensure victory for the party during the election on Saturday.
The State Chairman of the party, Mr. Ade Adetimehin, said this in Akure while addressing ward chairmen from the across the state.
Adetimehin said: “The party had since learned its lessons in a bitter way, and would do all that is possible to put its house in order ahead of the election.
“We are here to discuss as a political party that is well structured, and how to win convincingly in the next election.
“We must strive to convince our observers that what transpired during the Presidential and National Assembly elections were as a result of human errors.
“It should, therefore, should not be used to guage our voting strength in Ondo State.”
Responding on behalf of the chairmen, Mr. Honey Gbayisemore, called for better understanding between the party and the State Government.
Gbayisemore promised that the Local chairmen would do its best to ensure victory for the party during the election on Saturday.
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