Contrary to the rumours milling round Obokun State Constituency on the candidate who will contest for the State Assembly under the umbrella of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), the Lawmaker representing Obokun/ Oriade Federal Constituency, Hon Busayo Oluwole Oke Federal Constituency, has categorically stated that he has not endorsed any aspirant.
Hon Wole Oke in a release he personally signed said “l have not appointed anybody as my candidate, all the aspirants are mine. They are all my good and worthy constituents, I don’t despise anyone of them. I love them all.”
Hon. Oke berated those behind such wicked rumours and described them as mischief makers.
Why should l have endorsed one out of our qualified aspirants? All l am after is to provide level play field for all the aspirants, who ever wins is welcome.
Oke said this clarification becomes necessary in order to check our common foes in their clandestine attempts to disrupt the peace we are enjoying in our Constituency.
I will however advise all the aspirants to work hard in their respective places and warm themselves to the hearts of the delegates.
We should collectively cement every crack in our wards and Local Governments in oder to ensure victory for our great party.
The Lawmaker also enjoins supporters of the aspirants to be peaceful, courteous and civil in their advocacies for victory of their candidates.
He assured the constituents that equal recognition would be given to all the aspirants to enable them participate in the Primary Election to choose the PDP candidate at the 2023 general election.
“I have advised the party Leadership to allow all the aspirants to contest and go for the primary election, nobody would be denied his franchise in the process of choosing the candidatship for our Constituency at the State Assembly. All the aspirants in Ibokun, Imesi-Ile and Ilare are my good friends, I can’t discourage anyone from trying his/her luck.”, Hon Oke said.
Enoch Oyedibu
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