Ondo APC moves to reconcile aggrieved members as Kekemeke, Akeredolu meet

The All Progressives Congress, APC, in Ondo State has began moves to settle the lingering crisis in the party as the party’s state chairman, Isaac Kekemeke and its governorship candidate, Rotimi Akeredolu brokered a truce.
Kekemeke and some governorship aspirants in the party have been at logger head over his perceived endorsement of one of the aspirants, Dr. Segun Abraham.

Speaking with reporters at the residence of Kekemeke, Akeredolu said the party has resolved its differences and is now ready to move forward.
Akeredolu, who was in company of some party leaders, including the deputy chairman of the party, Engr. Ade Adetimehin, Hon. Sunday Abegunde and all local government chairmen of the party, said what transpired in the party after the primaries was purely a family affair.
He said, “This is a family affair, we have come to discuss issues about the forthcoming election”.
Akeredolu said irrespective of what anyone feels about the party primary, it is time to remain indivisible ahead of the coming election.
“You have heard several expressions about the primary election, and you know better that the election was free and fair
Akeredolu, who was in company of some party leaders, including the deputy chairman of the party, Engr. Ade Adetimehin, Hon. Sunday Abegunde and all local government chairmen of the party, said what transpired in the party after the primaries was purely a family affair.
He said, “This is a family affair, we have come to discuss issues about the forthcoming election”.
Akeredolu said irrespective of what anyone feels about the party primary, it is time to remain indivisible ahead of the coming election.
“You have heard several expressions about the primary election, and you know better that the election was free and fair