In a surprising turn of events, Pastor Osagie Ize-Iyamu, a prominent aspirant in the All Progressives Congress (APC) gubernatorial race in Edo State, has officially withdrawn from the contest less than 24 hours before the primary election.
The withdrawal notice, addressed to the national chairman of the party, Abdullahi Umar Ganduje, and the Acting State Chairman, Emperor Jarrett Tenebe, highlighted Ize-Iyamu’s passion and commitment to rescuing Edo State from its current state of decrepitude. He entered the race with an open mind, aiming to participate in a fair, credible, and transparent process.
Ize-Iyamu acknowledged and commended the efforts made by the National Working Committee (NWC) of the APC to correct earlier misinformation that certain aspirants, including himself, had been disqualified. The NWC clarified the screening process, ensuring that all twelve aspirants who purchased and completed the nomination forms were successfully screened and issued clearance certificates.
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Regrettably, after exhaustive consultations with family, friends, political associates, and supporters, Ize-Iyamu announced his withdrawal, stating that the decision became imperative for the peace and unity of the party at both state and national levels. He made this sacrifice in the interest of fostering harmony within the APC.
The withdrawal adds a new dimension to the APC’s gubernatorial primary election set to take place soon. As the party navigates this development, attention now turns to the remaining aspirants and the unfolding dynamics within the Edo State political landscape.
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