Chief Olusola Oke, a senior member of the All Progressives Congress in Ondo State, has dismissed concerns regarding President Bola Tinubu’s future success in the region. He countered claims made by Razaq Obe, a legislative aspirant, who suggested that internal party disputes stemming from recent primaries would jeopardize the President’s 2027 election performance.
Oke labeled these concerns as inaccurate and out of touch with the actual political landscape in the state. He maintained that the APC remains a dominant and widely supported force. In his view, suggesting potential failure for the President ignores the ongoing dedication of party officials to secure a win in the upcoming polls.
Addressing the friction within the party, the legal expert noted that post-primary tension is a common feature of competitive politics rather than a sign of systemic weakness. He urged fellow members to refrain from rhetoric that might harm the organization’s reputation, reaffirming his belief that the party’s local standing guarantees a decisive victory for President Tinubu in 2027.
