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APC NATIONAL OBSERVERS COMMITTEE HAILS PEACEFUL CONDUCT OF ONDO PRIMARY ELECTION

 

The National Observers Committee of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has commended the peaceful conduct of the party's primary election held in Ondo State on Saturday, April 20, 2024. 

The committee, led by its Chairman, Chief Wale Ohu, praised the party faithfuls, security agencies, and the electoral committee for ensuring a hitch-free exercise.

In a statement issued after the election, the committee noted that the primary election was characterized by a high level of decorum, with delegates conducting themselves in an orderly and peaceful manner.

The committee also commended the state chapter of the party for providing a level playing field for all aspirants, which ensured a transparent and credible process.

The primary election, which was held across the 18 local government areas of the state, saw the emergence of Hon. Lucky Aiyedatiwa as the party's flag bearer for the forthcoming governorship election in the state.

Ohu, expressed satisfaction with the outcome of the election, stating that it was a testament to the party's commitment to internal democracy and the rule of law. 

He also congratulated the winner, Gov. Lucky Aiyedatiwa, and urged all party members to rally behind him to ensure the party's victory in the forthcoming election.

According to him, the committee's report when finally submitted to the leadership of the party will put to rest any doubt about the credibility of the primary election, and set the stage for a united and formidable APC in Ondo State ahead of the governorship election as the peaceful conduct of the primary election in Ondo State is a positive development for the APC and a testament to the party's commitment to democratic values.

"As Chairman, I had the privilege of witnessing first-hand the dedication and hard work of our team members on the field. 

From the early morning setup to the late-night collation of results, I saw the tireless efforts of our volunteers and staff. 

I recall one particular moment at the final collation centre when a team member double-checked a result, ensuring accuracy and transparency. 

It was a small act, but it exemplified the commitment to excellence that defined our work.

As I moved around the various polling units, I was struck by the enthusiasm and determination of our party faithful. 

Despite the challenges and setbacks, they remained steadfast in their resolve to see the candidate of their choice emerge victorious.

 


The energy was palpable, and it was clear that our message of progress and development had resonated with the people.

At the collation centre, I witnessed the meticulous process of result compilation, with each figure carefully verified and recorded.

The tension was palpable as the results trickled in, but our team remained focused and calm, driven by their dedication to the cause. 

And when the final results were announced, the sense of pride and accomplishment was overwhelming.

These experiences have only strengthened my resolve to continue serving and supporting our team in every way possible. 

I am proud to lead such a dedicated and hardworking group of individuals, and I am confident that together, we will achieve great things for our party as I am acutely aware that our report is not just a mere formality, but a crucial document that will lend credence and credibility to the entire primary election process. 

The National Working Committee (NWC) expects our report to provide a detailed and objective account of the exercise, and it is our responsibility to deliver a comprehensive and unbiased document that will serve as a guide for future assignments of this nature.

Our report will not only provide a over-view of the election process, but also offer recommendations and insights that will help the NWC refine its strategies and improve the overall conduct of future elections. 

We take this responsibility seriously, and our team has worked tirelessly to ensure that our report meets the highest standards of excellence.

I am confident that our report will be a valuable resource for the NWC and the party as a whole. 

It will provide a roadmap for future success, and help us build on the gains of this election. 

We are proud to have played a part in this process, and we look forward to contributing to the growth and development of our party at all times."

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