Commentary
It is Aiyedatiwa all the way, by Kayode Ajulo, SAN
Verily, the recently conducted APC direct primaries in Ondo State have garnered significant attention, not only as a standalone event but also in the context of the upcoming general election.
The primaries witnessed a massive turnout of the people, who came out in large numbers to freely exercise their voting rights and show their support for Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa.
The outcome of the primaries resulted in a landslide victory for Broda Lucky, the incumbent governor of Ondo State.
The mandate he received from the people is seen as unstoppable and has solidified his position as the frontrunner for the party’s ticket in the upcoming governorship election.
Factors contributing to Broda Lucky’s landslide victory can be attributed to several key elements. Firstly, the governor’s journey from facing impeachment to assuming the position of governor has garnered sympathy and support from the people. This has endeared him to the electorate and strengthened his popularity among the party members.
Additionally, the majority of the APC governors are first-timers, and they have rallied around Broda Lucky to ensure that the principle of right of first refusal for the incumbent is upheld.
This unity and support for the golden convention from within the party have played a significant role in securing his victory in the primaries.
What else to say than to congratulate the party on having a winning flag bearer in His Excellency, which is a win-win for the people of Ondo State. –
Dr Kayode Ajulo, SAN, OON
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