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‎Akande-Sadipe Emerges APC Candidate For Oluyole Federal Constituency Amid Failed Disruption Attempts

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The member representing Oluyole Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives, Tolulope Akande-Sadipe, has emerged victorious in the All Progressives Congress (APC) primary election for Oluyole Federal Constituency.

‎The keenly contested primary, held under strict monitoring and in line with the party’s guidelines, witnessed a massive turnout of delegates and party faithful who reaffirmed their confidence in the leadership and representation of Akande-Sadipe.

‎Despite alleged attempts by opposition elements to disrupt the peaceful conduct of the exercise through acts capable of causing violence and tension, party members remained resolute and committed to democracy.

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‎Security agencies and party officials acted swiftly to ensure orderliness, allowing the process to continue without intimidation.

‎Speaking after the declaration of results, Akande-Sadipe expressed gratitude to delegates, party leaders, and supporters across the constituency for their unwavering support and trust in her leadership.

‎She described the victory as a collective triumph for loyal party members and the people of Oluyole Federal Constituency.

‎“This victory belongs to the people of Oluyole who have continued to stand firmly for progress, continuity, and quality representation. I deeply appreciate the confidence reposed in me and assure our people that I will continue to work tirelessly for their welfare and development,” she said.

‎She also commended the leadership of the APC for ensuring a transparent and credible process while urging party members to remain united ahead of the general elections.

‎Akande-Sadipe reaffirmed her commitment to delivering impactful representation, empowerment programmes, infrastructural development, and people-oriented initiatives across Oluyole Federal Constituency.

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