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Plateau 2023 Governorship: Sunday Biggs Promise to give priority to security & welfare of citizens.

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Sunday Garba Biggs has concluded his consultation to the central and part of northern Plateau Senatorial Districts with a promise to give priority to security and welfare of citizens.

Biggs in his consultation with critical stakeholders including traditional leaders, local government Executives and legislative arms as well as party officials visited Pankshin, Kanke, Bokkos and Barkin Ladi.

Sunday Biggs, Plateau’s favourite aspirant under the All Progressives Congress APC presented himself to the critical stakeholders as a humble servant seeking the number one seat in the state.

The aspirant commiserated with the people of Barkin Ladi over the sad incident in Rantis village of Gashish District where some people lost their lives in an attack by enemies of peace.

He promised to be people oriented by securing lives and property for development to thrive.

Biggs acknowledged the agricultural and tourism potential of the localities and promised to support and add value to make Plateau a hub to admiration of the world.

 

The gubernatorial hopeful appealed to the conscience of the stakeholders who are the delegates in the forthcoming primary election to be delibrate in choosing him as candidate and also advocates politics of decency and decorum.

In all the places visited, the reception was massive with the people turning out in there numbers as a clear indication of acceptance.

The stakeholders unanimously agreed to the principles he upheld and endorsed his aspiration saying everyone Cherishes and admires the product of experience.

 

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2027: Ex-Oyo LG chair, Oladeji dumps APC for APM 

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A former Chairman of Aare Latosa Local Council Development Area (LCDA) in Oyo State, Hon. Adekunle Oladeji, has dumped the All Progressives Congress (APC).

Oladeji, who left the APC, has joined the Allied Peoples Movement (APM).

DAILY POST gathered that Oladeji served as chairman of the LCDA during the tenure of the immediate past governor of the state, Senator Abiola Ajimobi.

The LCDA is one of the LCDAs under Ibadan North Local Government Area.

Our correspondent gathered that Oladeji’s father, Alhaji B.A.O. Oladeji, served as Oyo South Senatorial District Chairman of the Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN), one of the political parties that merged to form the APC between 2014 and 2015.

His father remains a major stakeholder in the APC in the state.

DAILY POST gathered that while the father remains a key figure in the APC, the son has moved to the APM.

It was learnt that the younger Oladeji has publicly declared his support for the APM governorship candidate, Mr. Bimbo Adekanmbi, and Governor Seyi Makinde, who is the party’s presidential candidate.

Oladeji, when contacted, confirmed the development to DAILY POST on Saturday.

Speaking, he noted that he had dumped the APC and joined the APM ahead of the 2027 elections.

In a short message sent to DAILY POST, Oladeji said the news of his defection to the APM was true.

“Yes. It is confirmed,” he said.

2027: Ex-Oyo LG chair, Oladeji dumps APC for APM 

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We are fully prepared to participate in 2027 general elections – Imo APP chair, Njesi

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The Imo State Chairman of the Action Peoples Party, APP, Ernest Njesi, has declared the party’s readiness to participate in the forthcoming general elections, maintaining that the party has fielded candidates for all elective positions.

Njesi made the assertion during a media chat with journalists in Owerri, where he disclosed that the APP is not only prepared but also fully optimistic that its 2027 outing will be a successful one.

The Imo APP chairman stated that the party has already registered all its candidates with the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and is battle-ready to win many elective seats.

“We have presented before INEC three senatorial candidates, 10 House of Representatives candidates, and 27 candidates for the State House of Assembly, and they have all been approved to participate in the 2027 electoral contest,” he said.

Njesi added that the party will continue visiting communities across the state to encourage the electorate to support the party and educate them about its programmes.

He further said that the party leadership in the state is using the medium to condemn the alleged attack on its secretariat and the destruction of its billboards, an act he claimed was orchestrated by political opponents in the state.

Njesi, however, maintained that no political intimidation can stop the party from participating in the forthcoming general elections.

He advised other political parties to channel their energy into selling their manifestoes to the electorate rather than engaging in political violence.

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