Abayomi Hunye questions fairness of Ogun APC primary
Abayomi Hunye, a governorship aspirant in Ogun State under the All Progressives Congress, has voiced concerns over the conduct of the party’s primary election. He believes the process did not meet democratic standards and failed to provide a level playing field for all aspirants. Hunye emphasizes that his challenge is about fairness, internal democracy, and the rights of the Yewa people. He remains committed to the APC but insists on justice and transparency within the party.
Key takeaways
- Abayomi Hunye criticized the APC governorship primary in Ogun State, describing it as disappointing and lacking in democratic standards.
- He claims there were widespread irregularities, including imposition and disenfranchisement of genuine party stakeholders.
- Hunye asserts that the consensus arrangement did not reflect true agreement among aspirants and party members.
- He is challenging the primary outcome in court, citing substantial evidence and documented reports of irregularities.
- Despite political differences, Hunye maintains respect for party leaders and insists his actions aim to uphold justice and fairness for all sections of Ogun State.
