Osun 2022: APC screens Oyetola, two other candidates for primary election

Three contenders for the All Progressives Congress (APC), Osun state governorship election ticket, incumbent Governor Adegboyega Oyetola, former Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Lasun Yusuf and former secretary to the state government, Fatai Adeoti appeared before the screening committee of the party in Abuja, ahead of it February 19 primary election in the state.

Speaking with newsmen after the exercise, Governor Oyetola said his performance in office is enough for him to win the primary in the party and also win the general election.

“Let me say this, my performance in office as I speak today is enough for me to win the primary in the party and to win the election in all areas of endeavor, in the area of infrastructure, Health, Education, Security and the economy.

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“That means by every standard, we have done so well. So giving the fact that within the last three and a half years I have been able to justify the confidence reposed in me by the people.

“I have been very much involved in the party, right from the time of AD till date. I’m not a novice when it comes to the issue of party. If My performance speaks for me and that is good and fine.”

When asked how prepared he was, Oyetola said: “I have been going round to talk to members of the party in all the local governments. As of yesterday out of thirty we have visited about eighteen of the local government areas and we will continue with the strategic engagements starting from tomorrow (Friday). So that is to show you the fact that I don’t want to take anything for granted.

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“This is an election that is among members of the party so I will need their endorsement to be able to fly the flag of the party. I have been going around to ask for the support of the members of the party in all the local governments of the state. So I’m prepared.”