Disregard Purported Screened Out — Engr. Adeyemi Urges APC Members to Participate Peacefully in Today’s Primaries
The attention of the campaign team and the supporters of Engr. Nurudeen Adeyemi Balogun has been drawn to a misleading social media publication alleging that Engr. Adeyemi and other aspirants have been screened out by the APC screening committee ahead of the party primaries.
We wish to categorically state that this report is false, misleading, and clearly intended to create confusion and unnecessary tension among party faithfuls across the Kwara South Senatorial District and the State at large.
For clarity, *there is no such communication from the party hierarchy confirming such claims*. Party members and the general public are therefore advised to disregard the publication in its entirety and remain focused on the democratic process ahead.
Engr. Adeyemi remains a frontline aspirant for the Kwara South Senatorial District and is fully committed to the ideals of internal democracy, fairness, and the supremacy of the will of APC members at the grassroots. The strength of our great party lies in allowing members to choose their preferred candidates through credible and transparent primaries freely — not through rumours, propaganda, or imaginary endorsements from Abuja or elsewhere.
We believe in the democraticprocess of our great party. The APC in Kwara has grown stronger because of the sacrifices, loyalty, and voices of party faithfuls across the wards, and those voices must be respected.
We therefore call on all APC members, supporters, delegates, and stakeholders across the state to come out massively and peacefully today to participate in the ward primaries and vote for candidates of their choice without fear or intimidation.
Let the process reflect the true wishes of the people and further strengthen the unity, credibility, and democratic values of our great party.
Engr. Adeyemi remains appreciative of the overwhelming support, encouragement, and confidence reposed in him by party members and the people across the seven local government areas of Kwara South and beyond.
Together, democracy will prevail.
ENACT MEDIA TEAM
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