The re-election ambition of Ekiti State Governor, Biodun Oyebanji, is gathering momentum as the All Progressives Congress, APC, Campaign Council in Ado North Local Council Development Area has inaugurated unit heads in the area.
The heads of the various units of the APC campaign council in ward 6, 7 and 9 respectively were inaugurated, on Thursday, by its leadership in the LCDA.
Addressing party faithful in the various wards, Chairman of the APC Campaign Council in Ado North LCDA, Sunday Ibitoye, said the initiative is geared towards mobilising Ekiti electorates to vote massively for the governor’s second term.
According to him, “We are to achieve massive votes because we are changing the narrative of our voting pattern. We are trying to domesticate our voting pattern so that the units will be more involved. It is the units that can mobilise people within their unit areas.
“They have to take this task seriously because it’s not about Governor Oyebanji winning the election, but it is about recording massive votes.”
In the same vein, a member of the Directorate of Media and Communications of the campaign council, Mary Omotosho, charged them to sustain the momentum through door-to-door and person-to-person campaign in the nooks and crannies of Ado-Ekiti.
She re-emphasised that the campaign council at the state level have set a benchmark of 500,000 votes to surpass the previous record stressing that the re-election of Governor Oyebanji will usher in more development in the state.
Also, a party stalwart from ward 7, Oluyemi Esan equally noted that inauguration of the unit heads will change the narrative saying that the concentration of votes is at the unit level.
He pointed out the party can achieve their goals and declared that the party members in Ado North LCDA are ready and prepared for the singular task of securing massive votes for Governor Oyebanji.
The LCDA ward inauguration tour had in attendance the Chairman of Ado North LCDA, Tokunbo Gbadamosi, a member of the Directorate of Mobilisation, Yomi Oso, among other party leaders.
