As the All Progressives Congress (APC) holds its governorship primaries tomorrow, one of the chieftains of the party in the state, Dr Taiwo Malumi, has thrown his weight behind the aspiration of Dr. Oluwasegun Abraham .
Malumi who is a senatorial leader of the party in the state, admitted that the challenges of governance in the state currently need somebody of Abraham status, and that he will be the best man to restore the state back to its place of pride.
While addressing delegates to the Saturday governorship primary of the party in Igbokoda, Ilaje local government, the politician described Abraham as a grassroot politician who would hit the ground running immediately he emerges as the governor of the state.
According to him, Abraham is a man who by words and deeds, has shown character, leadership, sincerity of purpose, selflessness, uncommon sacrifice and integrity.
Malumi who further described him as a team player, bridge builder, mobiliser and mediator, noted that he is the only person that have the good credentials that said to be towering above others.
He said the party has recognised the need to put square pegs in square holes in order to sustain the progressive stance of the party, hence, the state-wide Abraham’s acceptance as the flag bearer of the APC in the forthcoming governorship poll.
His words, “Our party prides itself on singling out the best heads for positions of responsibility. And, as far as Ondo is concerned, her economy is in need of someone who can produce results based on evident economic experience. Abraham is a successful businessman who will get the best deals that will profit Ilaje and Ondo as a whole”.
“I do not support losers, I’ve known him for a while, I know he also doubles has a technocrat with the highest hands-on experience and professionalism among the aspirants, at a level sufficient enough to use what we have in our state to transform Ondo to the Amsterdam of Africa. We must vote for him, and with these acceptance the whole state has given him, I’m sure he will win by a wide margin,” Malumi stated.
