Osun APC elects 1660 delegates for gov main

The 1660 delegates that might elect the candidate of the All Progressives Congress within the December 13 governorship main of the occasion have emerged.

The 5 delegates per 332 wards within the state had been elected within the Congress held on Tuesday throughout the state.

Asserting the outcomes of the Congress on the occasion state secretariat in Osogbo on Tuesday night, the Chairman, 2025 Osun State APC gubernatorial Congress Delegate Committee, Shehu Dange, counseled the members for guaranteeing peace throughout the train.

“I’m pleased to announce to you that on the finish of the collation of the ward Congress to elect delegates, a complete of 1660 delegates had been elected.

“These delegates shall be liable for the first election of the occasion; they’re the delegates to elect the candidate of the occasion, the APC. At this level, I need to admire all those that participated on this train,” Dange mentioned.

He added, “By the grace of God, we’re in a position to ship by popping out with delegates in all of the wards with none challenge. We had been in a position to elect 5 delegates in all 332 wards who shall be liable for electing the candidate for our occasion.

“We additionally admire the APC chapter of Osun for the help, in conducting this train in a really peaceable method.”

He urged APC members within the state to proceed supporting President Bola Tinubu’s renewed hope agenda.

“They need to guarantee unity and concord past the primaries. With that, we can help Mr President in his Renewed Hope Agenda in creating a greater Nigeria, with a steady democracy and a really robust occasion which is the best occasion in Africa which is the APC,” he mentioned.

Ex Managing Director, Nationwide Inland Waterways Authority, Bola Oyebamiji, and ex lawmaker representing Ifelodun State Constituency within the Osun State Home of Meeting, Mulikat Abiola have been cleared by the nationwide management of the occasion for the Saturday’s main.

Seven different aspirants had been nevertheless disqualified by the committee.

These disqualified embrace; Senator Iyiola Omisore, Senator Jide Omoworare, ex Deputy Governor, Benedict Alabi, Mr. Dotun Babayemi, Mr. Kunle Adegoke (SAN), Mr Hareter Oralusi and Dr. Akin Ogunbiyi.