Hon. Bibiire Shows Readiness, Confident of Victory Ahead of Ogbomoso South APC House of Assembly Primary

As the All Progressives Congress (APC) holds its Oyo State House of Assembly primary election today, House of Assembly aspirant for Ogbomoso South State Constituency, Hon. Bibiire, has expressed confidence in victory while calling on party members and supporters to maintain peace throughout the exercise.
In a statement released ahead of the primary election, Hon. Bibiire appreciated party leaders, delegates, stakeholders, and supporters for their unwavering support and commitment towards his aspiration.
According to him, the journey to represent the good people of Ogbomoso South has been driven by hope, dedication, and a shared vision for effective representation and grassroots development.
He noted that he has fulfilled all constitutional and party requirements necessary to contest in the primary election, while commending the leadership of the APC for ensuring a transparent and democratic process.
Hon. Bibiire stated that while consensus remains a legitimate democratic option, the primary election offers delegates the opportunity to choose the most capable and experienced aspirant to fly the party’s flag in the forthcoming general election.
The aspirant further declared his readiness for the contest, stressing that months of consultations, grassroots engagement, and political mobilization have positioned his camp strongly ahead of the exercise.
He also appealed to delegates and supporters to conduct themselves peacefully and responsibly during the election process.
“Peace remains the foundation of development. I urge all party faithful and supporters to maintain decorum, mutual respect, and absolute peace before, during, and after the primary election,” he said.
Hon. Bibiire further encouraged delegates to vote for competence, accessibility, experience, and visionary leadership, assuring party members that he possesses the capacity to deliver quality representation and electoral victory for the APC in Ogbomoso South.
He expressed optimism that the primary election would mark the beginning of a new chapter of progress and effective representation for the constituency.