On Thursday, Abdullahi Ganduje, the National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), expressed confidence in the party’s chances of winning the Edo governorship election on September 21.
Speaking during a visit from the leadership of the Kano State Correspondents’ Chapel of the NUJ, led by Chairman Aminu Garko, Ganduje highlighted that a robust political strategy has been implemented to ensure a decisive victory for the party’s candidate.
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Mr Ganduje said, “I believe our campaign is in high spirit. We are getting ready for that election and we believe we will be able to recover our state.
“This is because it was an APC state but because of internal bubbles, we lost it to PDP. But we are sure we will recover that state.
“For Ondo State, it’s already an APC state and when the former governor died, he left a number of problems, but we were able to resolve those issues.
“We conducted primaries, we succeeded in getting the person that they want.”
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He stated that the party was also getting ready for the election, which comes up in November.
Mr Ganduje said, ”If we win Edo, we will be getting an additional state for the party. It will be 21 states out of 36.
“Next year, there will be Anambra, which has been a state governed by APGA for many years, but we have introduced a new scheme.
“The North, South-east political zones are all claiming that they have been marginalised.
“The South-east geopolitical zone is saying the same thing. But what we are telling them is that the marginalisation has been created by them.
“How can you have five states ruled by four political parties? What will be your political bargain?”
He said that the APC was working very hard to ensure that it gets more states from the zone, saying, “We want to start with Anambra.”
“Already, we have Ebonyi and Imo. Now we are encroaching into that zone to ensure that we capture most of the states.
“And if we get what we want, we capture all the states,” Ganduje said.
