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April 22, 2024

APC Primary: Reconcile with aggrieved Guber aspirants now, Aiyedatiwa told

By Dayo Johnson, Akure

A member of the House of Representatives, Owo/ Ose Federal Constituency, Ondo state, Hon Timehin Adelegbe, has asked the governor of the state and candidate of the All Progressive Congress in the November governorship election, Hon Lucky Aiyedatiwa, to commence reconciliation with his co- contestants in the primary election.

Adelegbe in a congratulatory message to the governor Aiyedatiwa, said that the governor should galvanize their support and calm frayed nerves.

He said in a statement signed by his media aide, Wale Akingbade, that “The time is now for the flagbearer to reconcile all weary factions and this is the time for the Governor to right the wrongs of yesterday and form a common front for the victory of the November 16 election.

“As a leader, it is time to galvanize supports and calm frayed nerves. The reconciliation process must start immediately. The time has come to be united in order to defeat the major opposition party.

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“We have a big task ahead. Let us put the past behind us for the greater objective to oil the wheel of peace, progress and unity in our party. We must all win together.

Adelegbe equally hailed the national working committee on the outcome of the special convention for Governorship primary of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Ondo state.

“I congratulate my brother, friend, the incumbent governor of Ondo state, Hon. Lucky Orimisan Ayedatiwa for clinching the ticket of our party.

“In same vein, our great party, APC, must be commended for the successful conduct of this primary election.

“No doubt, the party has displayed total commitment to the ethos of democracy and embraced fairness.

“For me, the contest is between brothers within one big family, where all participating aspirants, leaders and members of the party must now leverage on our political strength to build a more unified party and reposition it for even greater victory.