Yahaya Bello, the governor of Kogi State, has declared victory for the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) and claimed that opposition parties have no chance in the next state governorship poll. In a statement sent by Onogwu Muhammad, his chief press secretary, Governor Bello made the claim. Remember that an off-season gubernatorial election in Kogi, Imo, and Bayelsa State was set for November 11 by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).
The notable accomplishments of Governor Bello’s administration were emphasized by Muhammad, who also emphasized that these accomplishments are more than enough to guarantee the APC another victory in the governorship race. He cited the broad party structure as the foundation of their electoral strength, encompassing 239 wards and 3,508 polling places throughout the state
He said, “Our party has a stellar track record in Ochadamu ward, and the upcoming election will be no different. Even those who previously stood in opposition to us have now chosen to join our ranks. We are committed to expanding the margin of victory between the APC and the runner-up in the forthcoming election.
“With our strong presence in the 3,508 polling units and 239 wards across the state, the odds are decidedly in our favour. We proudly count three Senators, six out of nine House of Representatives members, and 24 out of 25 House of Assembly members among our ranks. Given the remarkable performance of the current administration, which has endeared our party to the people, it is all but certain that we will secure a resounding victory on November 11. Our campaign will continue in an atmosphere of peace and inclusivity, welcoming all those who wish to join us in our pursuit of victory. Our candidate, Ododo Ahmed Usman, and his running mate, Joel Oyibo Salifu, are exemplary choices, and their appeal is resonating widely.”
Odu Akowe, a former local leader of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), discussed his and others’ choice to join the APC in a noteworthy demonstration of interparty harmony. He was optimistic that this change would significantly improve the APC’s chances of winning elections.
Odu Akowe, a former local leader of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), discussed his and others’ choice to join the APC in a noteworthy demonstration of interparty harmony. He was optimistic that this change would significantly improve the APC’s chances of winning elections.
Akowe called on the populace to come together in favor of Joel and Ododo, highlighting Joel’s residence in the Ofu local government area as a crucial factor in the APC’s expected decisive victory.
“We were once on the other side of the aisle, but today, we have wholeheartedly joined your ranks. Together, we will achieve an extraordinary victory on November 11. Ododo and Joel hold special significance for the people of Ofu, and we are unwavering in our commitment to ensuring the party’s triumph,’ Vanguard quoted Akowe saying
