Akure Reps Bye-Election: Ondo PDP Chair reacts, as Olumuyiwa Adu obtains PDP nomination form

…..Our Party Will Give All Aspirants Equal Rights —PDP Chair

As the 2022 Bye -election into the Akure North/South Federal Constituency draws nearer, a leading aspirant in the race, Barrister Olumuyiwa Adu who was at the Party’s Secretariat on Wednesday to pick his nomination form has been assured of a level playing ground for all the Aspirants jostling for the People’s Democratic Party’s ticket.

Adu is contesting the vacant seat of Akure South and Akure North Federal Constituency at the lower chamber following the death of the Hon Omolafe Adedayo, a Member of the People’s Democratic Party.

The Akure born politician came to the party secretariat in company of leaders, stakeholders from the two local governments among others party’s faithful.

Speaking, the state Party Chairman, Alhaji Fatai Adams assured the aspirant of a level playing ground for all contesters, saying the leadership of the party will ensure the primary is credible, free and fair.

The Chairman disclosed that, the party has no prefer candidate or favorite among the aspirants, noting that the best among them will emerge through a transparent primary to be conducted by the party.

“As a party, we don’t have a favourite candidate, but whoever emerges at the end of the primary becomes the party’s candidate. PDP is strong in Akure North and South,the only thing that can make us fail this election is internal wrangling among us; to prevent this from happening, the party will ensure credible primary is conducted”.

He enjoined all aspirants to support whoever emerges at the end of the primary.

“To prevent crisis, the party is adopting the existing Ad-Hoc delegates list for the primary.”

Feeding questions from Newsmen, Barrister Adu said his aspirations to represent the people of Akure South and North Federal Constituency was borne out of calls from the people, asking him to replace the late lawmaker who was a great representative of the people.

Adu stated that his constituent deserves a good law that will bring transformation, development and dividends of democracy to their door steps. “I am joining them at the lower chamber to make good laws that will place Akure Federal Constituency in vantage position among others constituencies in the country”.

The House of Representatives hopeful noted that his political strength and structure are the people that asked him to run for the office, saying that the people will determine the best candidate with their votes at the appropriate time.

He charged all the aspirants to shun campaign of calumny, saying PDP is one family in spite of their individual aspirations.

Meanwhile, the aspirant paid N2.5m to collect both the Expression of Interest and Nomination Forms.

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