- The APC disqualified Engineer Kayode Ojo from participating in the upcoming Ekiti governorship primaries after his visit to the party’s secretariat in Ado-Ekiti
- Thousands of Ojo’s supporters from all 16 local government areas marched through Ado-Ekiti in solidarity, briefly halting business activities in the state capital
- TVC News confirmed Ojo’s disqualification, though APC has yet to issue an official statement amid claims of political motives and internal party tension
The All Progressives Congress (APC) has disqualified Engineer Kayode Ojo from contesting in the forthcoming Ekiti State governorship primary election.
The disqualification was revealed after Ojo’s visit to the party secretariat in Ado-Ekiti on Thursday, where he reportedly received a cold reception from the party’s executives.
Breaking: APC Disqualifies Kayode Ojo From Ekiti Governorship Election Race as Reasons Emerge
Source: Twitter
Massive turnout of supporters in Ado-Ekiti
Earlier, Ojo had led a massive rally with thousands of his supporters from all 16 local government areas to the APC office.
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His arrival brought business activities to a temporary halt as residents trooped out to cheer him.
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Report confirms disqualification
Breaking: APC Disqualifies Kayode Ojo From Ekiti Governorship Election Race as Reasons Emerge
Source: Twitter
TVC News reported that Ojo had been barred from participating in the gubernatorial race.
The reasons for his disqualification remain unclear, but insider reports suggest that it may be linked to unresolved screening irregularities.
APC yet to release official statement
The APC has not released an official comment on the development, though party members and stakeholders have continued to react on social media.
Many have described the move as politically motivated and capable of deepening divisions within the party ahead of the primaries.
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