Ondo APC issues strong warning to governorship aspirants 

 

The Ondo State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has urged aspirants vying for the party’s governorship ticket in the upcoming April 20 primary election to refrain from making statements that could incite tensions in the political environment.

In an Easter message addressed to members on Monday in Akure, the state publicity secretary, Alex Kalejaye, emphasized that the party’s priority is to foster a peaceful atmosphere conducive to the emergence of a widely supported candidate.

According to Mr Kalejaye, APC is waxing stronger, intimidating to other political parties and is the most organised and viable party in Ondo.

He commended the loyalty and commitment of its leaders and members thus far and assured its teeming members of better days ahead.

Mr Kalejaye said the party was optimistic that Nigeria’s economy would get better soon.

“It is our wish that the resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ will activate a deeper sense of patriotism, unity within our fold, and uncommon love for our dear state in the interest of all,” he added.

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