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Oyo 2027: Grievances from guber primary will soon be resolved – APC candidate, Alli
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Oyo 2027: Grievances from guber primary will soon be resolved – APC candidate, Alli

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The gubernatorial candidate of All Progressives Congress, APC, in Oyo State, Senator Sharafadeen Alli has declared that all the grievances that emanated from the primary election of the party will soon be resolved.

Alli, who represents Oyo South Senatorial District, made this assertion while addressing journalists at a media briefing held at Nigeria Union of Journalists, NUJ, Secretarial in Ibadan on Monday.

The event was attended by deputy gubernatorial candidate, Mr Adesoji Adedeji, APC Chairman in the State, Chief Moses Adeyemo and other personalities.

DAILY POST gathered that 11 aspirants contested the recent gubernatorial primary election of the party.

It was learnt that some of the aspirants said they were not happy with the outcome of the primary election. .

Alli while addressing journalists, explained that all the grievances that emanated from the primary election will be resolved.

He added that the party had set up a committee to pacify all the aggrieved aspirants and members.

He maintained that all the aspirants were qualified for the position but the party had to pick someone as the candidate.

He also revealed that he has been having meetings with the aggrieved aspirants and members in order to work together and reclaim the State in 2027.

He said, “It is not out of place to see aggrieved aspirants in a strong political party like the APC which paraded array of well qualified and competent individuals who had shown interest in contesting for the party’s ticket.

“In a party that has 11 aspirants, it is expected. When 11 people are aspiring and there is only one State, the party has to pick someone. All of us all qualified for the position. APC has the best aspirants. I am the gubernatorial candidate of APC. The APC has uploaded my information.

“I want to assure you all that grievances from the fallout of the gubernatorial primary election of the party in the state would soon be resolved. I have been meeting people. I even met one of the G6 members today.”

Oyo 2027: Grievances from guber primary will soon be resolved – APC candidate, Alli

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