Boost for Aiyedatiwa’s Governorship Bid as Ondo 2024 Primary Election Approaches | Africa Links 24 News

Boost for Aiyedatiwa’s Governorship Bid as Ondo 2024 Primary Election Approaches | Africa Links 24 News

Rédaction Africa Links 24 with Guardian Nigeria
Published on 2024-04-14 04:16:20

Ondo State Governor, Lucky Aiyedatiwa, is seeking the APC governorship ticket for the November 2024 election and has received strong support from APC chieftain Otunba Mustapha Lusty. This endorsement comes in anticipation of the party’s primary election on April 25. Lusty emphasized that Aiyedatiwa’s candidacy reflects the collective voice of the people of Ondo State, following extensive consultations across the state.

Lusty praised Aiyedatiwa for his commitment to transparency, ethical leadership, good governance, and community welfare within the APC and Ondo State. He highlighted Aiyedatiwa’s exceptional track record and dedication to the party’s values, making him an ideal candidate to lead the state.

Furthermore, Lusty mentioned that the majority of APC leaders in Ondo State have also thrown their weight behind Aiyedatiwa as the preferred aspirant for the governorship primary election. Aiyedatiwa’s reputation has been solidified through his efforts to improve the welfare of workers by ensuring timely payment of salaries and pensions and empowering the workforce.

Lusty commended Aiyedatiwa’s achievements in infrastructure development, investment in education, collaboration with traditional and community leaders, and commitment to good governance. He emphasized that Aiyedatiwa’s impact in these areas has made the people of Ondo State proud.

Overall, Aiyedatiwa’s candidacy has garnered significant support within the APC and among the people of Ondo State due to his strong leadership qualities, dedication to service, and accomplishments during his time as governor. The endorsement from Otunba Mustapha Lusty adds another layer of credibility to Aiyedatiwa’s bid for the governorship ticket, positioning him as a frontrunner for the November 2024 election.

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