Former Governor Timipre Sylva was on Wednesday declared winner of
rescheduled Bayelsa State All Progressives Congress (APC) Governorship
Election primary held today in Yenagoa, the state capital, after polling
981 votes out of 1147 accredited delegates. Also the former
managing director of Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), Chief
Timi Alaibe, on Wednesday withdrew from the December 5 governorship
election in Bayelsa State, citing party interest.
Alaibe formerly
declared his decision to pull out of the rescheduled governorship
primary of the All Progressive Congress (APC) in a statement he signed
at about 3:00am and entitled: “For the sake of our party, I withdraw
from the APC governorship primary.”
Describing the decision as self-sacrifice, he said it was taken out of his desire to give APC deserved peace and unity ahead of the election.
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Bennard Ahupa
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Endy Edeson
i know TIMI ALAIBE wasn't going anywhere. the system is not yet porous for him to jump into.
Enyinda Nathaniel Okey
we
shall hear more from tomorrow... that state is precarious when it comes
to politics... this is the same Sylvia that had altercations with
Oshiomhole.
Endy Edeson
@okey:
what is SYLVIA still looking for in Bayelsa. APC is not united enough
to conduct common primary election, they are too ambitious