Ondo Guber: APC Seeks Mature, Decent Campaigns From Other Political Parties

The Ondo State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has called on other political parties to approach their campaigns with maturity as the state prepares for the November 16 governorship election.

The state publicity secretary of the ruling party, Alex Kalejaye, appealed in a statement on Sunday.

Kalejaye said the appeal reflects the belief of Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa in the importance of promoting peaceful campaigning for the benefit of the state.

The publicity secretary stressed that the APC was concerned about the prevalence of falsehoods and a lack of decency displayed by some political parties.

“The rhetoric and behaviour of certain party leaders, clearly indicate a troubling level of desperation. Such conduct is detrimental to peace and development,” he said.

Kalejaye warned against sacrificing facts, discipline and respect for citizens’ sensibilities for political gain.

He said: “The Sunshine State is fortunate to have a governor and candidate who embodies inclusiveness and unity, showing respect for all stakeholders.

“Governor Aiyedatiwa prioritises the state’s interests over personal ambitions, demonstrating a genuine commitment to the development of our land and its people. He serves as a model for others.

“Governor Aiyedatiwa is actively campaigning, visiting wards and local governments with dignity. This sets a standard for all participants in the electoral process.

“We hope that voters will carefully assess all candidates and place their trust in reliable and dependable leadership.

“In just a few months, the APC candidate has illustrated what the government should prioritise: the welfare and security of our people, the stimulation of the local economy, and essential infrastructure development.

“We assure the people of Ondo State that an APC-led government under Aiyedatiwa will go above and beyond to earn and justify their trust.”

Ondo Guber: APC Seeks Mature, Decent Campaigns From Other Political Parties is first published on The Whistler Newspaper