In a bid to restore harmony within the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Ondo State, Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa convened a meeting with key party leaders following contentious National Assembly primaries. The gathering, which included members of the Governor’s Advisory Council (GAC), aimed to address grievances from factions within the party that felt marginalized during the candidate selection process.
The primaries, marked by significant discord, have left several party members dissatisfied, raising concerns about unity ahead of upcoming elections. Aiyedatiwa emphasized the importance of solidarity, stating, "We must come together to strengthen our party and ensure a united front as we approach the elections." His remarks reflect a growing recognition that internal divisions could undermine the APC's electoral prospects.
Looking ahead, the success of Aiyedatiwa's reconciliation efforts will be pivotal in determining the APC's chances in Ondo. As party loyalty becomes increasingly crucial, the ability to mend fences may not only secure candidates but also reinvigorate grassroots support, thus shaping the political landscape in the lead-up to the elections. The stakes are high, and the coming weeks will be critical for the party's cohesion.