Stakeholders hail Kwara APC leadership for peaceful National Assembly primaries

By Mosunmola Ayobami, Ilorin

All Progressives Congress stakeholders in Kwara State have described the National Assembly primaries held in Ilorin on Saturday as peaceful, orderly and transparent.

Speaking during the exercise, the APC Deputy National Publicity Secretary and North Central Coordinator for Elections, Durosinmi Meseko, attributed the calm atmosphere to the leadership of the party and the unity among members.

Meseko expressed confidence in the party’s electoral strength, stating that the APC would continue to dominate the political landscape in Kwara State and across the country.

Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq also commended the party’s leadership, saying the APC had built a responsible government and delivered meaningful development across the state.

According to the governor, the administration had recorded significant achievements in infrastructure, education, healthcare and human capital development.

Chairman of the House of Representatives Primary Election Committee in Kwara, Habibu Salam, expressed satisfaction with the conduct of the exercise, describing the process as free, fair and transparent.

Salam said the primaries would produce credible candidates for the party and urged aspirants to demonstrate sportsmanship and remain united regardless of the outcome of the exercise.

Meanwhile, the APC Chairman in Kwara State, Prince Sunday Fagbemi, called on aspirants, party leaders and supporters to conduct themselves peacefully and adhere strictly to the party’s constitution and established guidelines throughout the primary process.