Ondo Deputy Governor Congratulates Aiyedatiwa on APC Gubernatorial Candidacy Win

Ondo State Deputy Governor, Olayide Adelami, has extended his congratulations to Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa on his recent victory as the All Progressives Congress (APC) gubernatorial candidate in the state.

The deputy governor’s congratulatory message comes after Aiyedatiwa’s successful emergence as the party’s flagbearer for the upcoming gubernatorial election.

In a statement released by his spokesperson, John Paul Akinduro, the deputy governor praised Aiyedatiwa for his positive impact on the lives of the people within his first 100 days in office.

He emphasized that Aiyedatiwa’s victory is a testament to the governor’s strong leadership qualities and commitment to the welfare of the people of Ondo State.

Adelami also commended Aiyedatiwa for displaying an “uncommon Omoluabi ethos” and for his efforts to unite the state’s political landscape.

He called on other governorship aspirants to support the governor in his mission to bring accelerated development to the state.

The deputy governor highlighted the importance of unity in the state and urged all members of the APC to rally behind Aiyedatiwa as he works to deliver on his promises to the people.

He expressed confidence in the governor’s ability to implement pro-people programs, projects, and policies that will improve the lives of the citizens of Ondo State.

Governor Aiyedatiwa’s victory in the APC gubernatorial primaries has generated optimism and enthusiasm among party members and supporters.

As the state prepares for the upcoming gubernatorial election, the focus will be on Aiyedatiwa’s ability to build on his early successes and continue to deliver on his promises to the people of Ondo State.

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