Oyo APC Senate Primaries: APC Disqualifies Late Ajimobi’s Brother Wasiu, Kola-Daisi, Faozey, and Others
Oyo APC Senate Primaries: APC Disqualifies Late Ajimobi’s Brother Wasiu, Kola-Daisi, Faozey, and Others
Clears Remi Oseni, Yunus Akintunde, and Adeolu Akande
The All Progressives Congress (APC) senatorial primary process in Oyo State has taken a dramatic turn following the disqualification of several prominent aspirants ahead of the party’s internal contest. The development has sparked fresh political conversations across the state, especially as some notable names and influential figures were reportedly excluded from the race.
Among those affected by the screening outcome are Wasiu Ajimobi, brother of the late former Oyo State governor, Abiola Ajimobi, alongside Kola-Daisi, Faozey, and other aspirants who were denied clearance to proceed in the primary process.
The disqualifications have generated reactions within political circles, considering the stature and influence of some of the affected individuals in Oyo APC politics. Supporters and stakeholders are closely monitoring developments, with many seeking clarification on the criteria and reasons behind the screening decisions.
Meanwhile, the party has approved and cleared some aspirants to continue their participation in the race. Those reportedly given the green light include Remi Oseni, Yunus Akintunde, and Adeolu Akande, positioning them as key contenders in the forthcoming APC senatorial primaries
Political observers believe the latest development could reshape alliances and alter the dynamics of the contest, especially as affected camps may begin consultations and strategic moves ahead of the final party decisions.
As the APC primary season intensifies nationwide, Oyo State is emerging as one of the key battlegrounds where internal party decisions are expected to significantly influence the political landscape ahead of future elections.
Party members and supporters now await official reactions from the affected aspirants and further clarification from APC leadership regarding the screening outcomes and the next phase of the primary process.
