The All Progressives Congress
candidate for Obokun State
Constituency to the Osun State House
of Assembly in the 2015 election,
Olatunbosun Oyintiloye, has described
his emergence as divine intervention
and the goodwill of men.
In a statement on Saturday, Oyintiloye
also attributed his emergence to the
maturity of co-aspirants and his own
dedication to grassroot development.
He said this after he was declared the
party’s candidate for the constituency
on Wednesday.
He said, “This is a lesson that when
you exercise unflinching commitment
to leadership, party and the people
and you contribute to the development
of your party and at the grass root,
there would also be a moment of
remembrance.
“So, my emergency is as a result of
dedication, service to the people and
having an impact on the grass root.”
Oyintiloye, who further described his
emergence as a call to value added
service, said with the collaboration of
other aspirants and members of the
party, he was sure of the victory in the
2015 election.
He commended the maturity and
understanding of other aspirants, party
leaders and members, pledging that he
would do everything possible to
protect the interest of all and work
with all stakeholders to win the poll
for the APC.
He promised to give quality
representation to the people of his
constituency if he eventually emerged
winner at the general election.
Oyintiloye noted that he accepted to
take the baton from a colleague, who
had contributed his quota in the
Assembly to raise the flag of the party
higher and defend the cause of the
defenceless.
“My emergence is a product of
collective success, collective efforts
and collective labour; it’s not about
Oyintiloye, it’s about the fortune of our
party, the betterment of our
constituency and raising the profile of
all the stakeholders,” he added.
The APC candidate lauded traditional
rulers, market men and women,
religious leaders, labour unions, young
and old for their support so far,
soliciting more of their support.
He promised that he would not
disappoint them when he gets to
office.
candidate for Obokun State
Constituency to the Osun State House
of Assembly in the 2015 election,
Olatunbosun Oyintiloye, has described
his emergence as divine intervention
and the goodwill of men.
In a statement on Saturday, Oyintiloye
also attributed his emergence to the
maturity of co-aspirants and his own
dedication to grassroot development.
He said this after he was declared the
party’s candidate for the constituency
on Wednesday.
He said, “This is a lesson that when
you exercise unflinching commitment
to leadership, party and the people
and you contribute to the development
of your party and at the grass root,
there would also be a moment of
remembrance.
“So, my emergency is as a result of
dedication, service to the people and
having an impact on the grass root.”
Oyintiloye, who further described his
emergence as a call to value added
service, said with the collaboration of
other aspirants and members of the
party, he was sure of the victory in the
2015 election.
He commended the maturity and
understanding of other aspirants, party
leaders and members, pledging that he
would do everything possible to
protect the interest of all and work
with all stakeholders to win the poll
for the APC.
He promised to give quality
representation to the people of his
constituency if he eventually emerged
winner at the general election.
Oyintiloye noted that he accepted to
take the baton from a colleague, who
had contributed his quota in the
Assembly to raise the flag of the party
higher and defend the cause of the
defenceless.
“My emergence is a product of
collective success, collective efforts
and collective labour; it’s not about
Oyintiloye, it’s about the fortune of our
party, the betterment of our
constituency and raising the profile of
all the stakeholders,” he added.
The APC candidate lauded traditional
rulers, market men and women,
religious leaders, labour unions, young
and old for their support so far,
soliciting more of their support.
He promised that he would not
disappoint them when he gets to
office.
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