Ondo APC chieftain congratulates Aiyedatiwa, pledges further support

A Chieftain of All Progressives Congress (APC) in Ondo state, Adekunle Olubunmi Olumide has congratulated Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa over his victory at the party’s governorship primary election.

Olubunmi in a statement issued in Akure on Saturday described Governor Aiyedatiwa’s victory as the will of God.

“Your excellency, I join thousands of your supporters, loyalists, and associates to congratulate you over your election victory as the candidate of our great party (APC ) ahead of the state governorship election in November this year.

“Apart from the fact that your emergence is the will of God, you have always impressed me with your clear vision and ability to get the job done against the most formidable opposition.

“I also want to use this opportunity to thank you for your continued effort, dedication, energy, and sacrifices to develop Ondo State through your giant stride in infrastructure, road construction, mass employment of our people, human capacity development, good health care delivery and many others.

“While pledging my further support, and cooperation, I pray for your success as we prepare for the main campaign ahead of the state governorship election in November,” the statement said.

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