Ekiti APC is an Indivisible Family, Says Governorship Aspirant

Vanessa Obioha

A chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Mr. Kayode Olubunmi Ojo, has dismissed the perceived crisis rocking the party in Ekiti State, stating that the party in the state is an indivisible family.

Ojo, who is also vying for the governorship position in the state for the second time, said the party’s main focus is to win the next election, and as such, the only solution to the perceived fragmentation in the party is to bring everyone together.

According to him, “The APC is an indivisible family. But you know that politics is about interests, and every politician trying to vie for an office will create an advantage to get the electorate to get the position. It always happens in politics but at the end of the day, everybody will come together.”

Describing himself as a peaceful person, Ojo said he can easily access members and encourage them to shove their individual differences aside and unite for the peace of the party.

The APC chieftain said: “We have to come together to make sure that we win the election so that we can actually start the cycle of continuing from where we left it, as Ekiti State will always rotate from one party to the other since we started. It is very important that you know that we will work together to make sure we win the next election.”

He also expressed confidence that APC would retain the state, irrespective of diverse views.