“No do-or-die politics” – Ondo governor warns APC aspirants forward of main elections

Governor Fortunate Aiyedatiwa of Ondo state, has warned aspirants of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in opposition to participating in “do-or-die” politics forward of the celebration’s primaries.

Aiyedatiwa spoke on Friday on the APC central senatorial district stakeholders’ assembly held on the Akure township corridor.

He stated candidates for the upcoming elections could be chosen based mostly on advantage, loyalty and winnability.

“It’s not a do-or-die affair. In case you are not chosen, don’t rock the boat. Stay within the celebration. Someday, a chance will come.

“We’ll use advantage, loyalty and winnability to select APC candidates on the forthcoming main of our celebration,” he stated.

The governor stated political actions within the state had gathered momentum because the celebration prepares to begin its electoral course of.

He stated the method would start with the gathering of expressions of curiosity and nomination types, adopted by screening and appeals the place crucial.

Aiyedatiwa stated the celebration might undertake both direct primaries or consensus preparations relying on what’s agreed.

He urged aspirants to stay calm and respect celebration selections, including that self-discipline and unity stay vital to the progress of the APC.

Babatunde Kolawole, chairman of the APC in Ondo, reaffirmed the supremacy of the celebration and described the governor as its chief within the state.

Kolawole stated the state working committee stays loyal to Governor Aiyedatiwa and urged aspirants to just accept outcomes with maturity. He additionally reiterated the celebration’s assist for Bola Ahmed Tinubu.