Kogi Guber: APC Sure Of Victory In Kogi West- Sen.Adeyemi

– Senator Smart Adeyemi Commend the people of kogi east for showing love to Gov.Yahaya Bello
– He said, “The people of Kogi East are wonderful people. This outcome today is quite overwhelming. You cannot compare it to the show of shame of Friday PDP flag off
– “The opposition will battle to get 25 percent of the eastern votes, because the APC will easily capture 70 percent of the votes
The Director General of the Kogi All Progressives Congress (APC) Governorship Campaign Council, Senator Smart Adeyemi has commended the people of the Kogi East Senatorial district, for the large turnout at the Saturday Idah rally.
Adeyemi made this known weekend, in Idah, on the sideline of the flag-off of the APC campaigns.
According to him, with the show of love from the people, it is crystal clear that the party will garner nothing less than 70 percent of the votes from the senatorial district, come November 16.
He said, “The people of Kogi East are wonderful people. This outcome today is quite overwhelming. You cannot compare it to the show of shame of Friday PDP flag off, where they battled hardly to get 5,000 people into the 25,000 sitting capacity stadium.
“The crowd today in the eastern flank underscore the acceptability of the Governor across the ethnic divides. It shows that the east appreciate the governor, and it demonstrated further that GYB is super comfortable for the poll.
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“The opposition will battle to get 25 percent of the eastern votes, because the APC will easily capture 70 percent of the votes.
“We commend the east for their solidarity, love and supports. They patiently stayed since morning. I felt like not leaving this town today. This is just too overwhelming. I’m short for words to show my appreciation to the eastern people.”
He said the outpour of love will ginger the governor to do more during his second coming.
“The governor is prepared and capable for the task ahead. He will definitely do more for the people than he did in the past,” he added.