Politics
Abdulrazaq-backed APC elects new excos through affirmation
Kwara All Progressives Congress (APC) loyal to Governor AbdulRaman Abdulrazaq has elected its executive members via affirmation.
All the 36 positions up for grab were done through affirmative voice vote.
Former factional chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the State Prince Sunday Fagbemi emerged as the new chairman while immediate past acting chair caretaker committee chair Alhaji Abdullahi Sanmari was elected vice chairman.
Mustapha Isowo and Tajudeen Aro Folarin were returned scribe and spokesperson of the party respectively.
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The state delegate conference chair from Abuja Prof Emmanuel Dandaura announced the result of the election.
In his response, Prince Fagbemi promised to reconcile all the aggrieved members of the party ahead of the 2023 elections.
He however, added that what led to the disgruntlement and sordid pass is indiscipline.
Prince Fagbemi said that “his executive will instill discipline in the party. Our governor has been transparently transparent. Our executives will be transparent in all ramifications.”
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