Aiyedatiwa
…Lets put party ahead of personal interest
By Dayo Johnson, Akure
The Chairman of the ruling All Progressive Congress, in Ondo state, Ade Adetimehin, has asked party members across the state, to unite and give their full support to the new governor, Hon Lucky Aiyedatiwa.
Adetimehin in his new year message, said he was optimistic that the governor would deliver the dividend of democracy to all.
“Today, we have a new leader of the party. We must unite and support him to succeed,.
He appealed warning that the party should avoid anything capable of jeopardising it’s chances of winning and retaining the state for APC later in the year.
The chairman, in a statement signed by the party’s Publicity Secretary, Alex Kalejaye, in Akure, urged members of the party “to collapse personal interests in the bigger party considerations in 2024.
He expressed regrets over the loss of the former governor and leader of the State chapter, Arakurin Oluwarotimi Akeredolu, SAN, CON, but grateful that there is no vacuum.
Adetimehin said that “the surest way to make the party appealing to the electorate, and gladiators from other political parties is to ensure unity, and promote discipline.
The chairman urged partt leaders “to consider unity of purpose and selflessness as panacea for party development.
“With this, the party will prove it’s popularity during the forthcoming governorship election, by winning resoundingly.
He assured that the economic situation would begin to witness steady improvement, as the benefits of subsidy removal manifest, unlike what was experienced last year.
The chairman reiterated confidence in the ability of President Bola Tinubu to turn the economy around for the benefits of all.
While praying and hoped Nigerians enjoy a more productive new year, Adetimehin, said that more measures, from the renewed-hope store-house would be rolled out, to better the economy.
He wished all residents of the State, particularly members of the ruling APC, a splendid and prosperous 2024.
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