All Progressives Congress (APC) presidential aspirant, Stanley Osifo, has opened up about his core motivations for challenging President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in the ruling party's recently concluded nationwide direct primary election.
Osifo, who earned praise from party hierarchies for his courage to step into the ring against an incumbent commander-in-chief, appeared on Arise News shortly after the final collation of results confirmed a landslide victory for President Tinubu ahead of the 2027 general elections.
Addressing his defeat and the highly talked-about statistic of securing only one vote in his local political ward, Osifo maintained an optimistic stance, declaring that the nature of internal democracy ensures there are no losers within the APC framework.
He explained that his primary drive to secure the presidential ticket was to push for systemic advancements that would guarantee Nigerians enjoy the true dividends of democracy, while explicitly helping to deepen internal party processes.
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Dismantling assertions that his political campaign was merely an exercise to acquire the elite title of a "former presidential aspirant," Osifo reminded viewers that this was not his first time contesting at the highest tier, stating that absolute loyalty to the supremacy of the political party guided his journey through the various internal intrigues of the primary season.
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