Vote-Buying Won't Work in 2027: APM Candidate Tells Ondo Voters
Speaking to Vanguard News, APM candidate for the Ondo Central senatorial seat, Hon. Sunday Falae, urged Ondo voters not to succumb to vote-buying tactics during the upcoming elections. He emphasized that the strategy won't work in 2027 as it did in the past.
Falae, a former member of the All Progressives Congress (APC) until April 2026, claims that the constituency's current representative is not adequately representing them. He has visited all six local governments and heard the complaints from constituents.
The APM candidate stated that the constituents feel neglected and believe there is little to show for the outgoing senator's tenure.
APM Candidate Joins APC, Quits in 2026
Sunday Falae, the APM candidate for the Ondo Central senatorial seat, joined the APC in its inception and left in 2026.
He explained that he left the APC due to inadequate representation of the constituency.
Falae, who has visited all six local governments in Ondo Central Senatorial District, expressed concern over the constituents' dissatisfaction with the current representative's performance.
APM Candidate's Journey from APC to APM
Sunday Falae, who was a member of the APC until 2026, has now joined the APM party.
He explained that he left the APC due to inadequate representation of the constituency.
Falae, who has visited all six local governments in Ondo Central Senatorial District, expressed concern over constituents' dissatisfaction with the current representative's performance.
APM Candidate's Critique of APC's Performance
Sunday Falae, who was a member of the APC until 2026, criticized the party's performance in Ondo Central Senatorial District.
He stated that constituents are unhappy with the current representative's performance and believe there is little to show for it.
Falae, who has visited all six local governments in Ondo Central Senatorial District, emphasized the need for constituents to vote for change.
APM Candidate's Call for Change
Sunday Falae, who was a member of the APC until 2026, urged Ondo Central Senatorial District constituents to vote for change.
He emphasized that constituents are unhappy with the current representative's performance and believe there is little to show for it.
Falae, who has visited all six local governments in Ondo Central Senatorial District, emphasized the need for constituents to vote for change.
APM Candidate's Critique of APC's Performance
Sunday Falae, who was a member of the APC until 2026, criticized the APC's performance in Ondo Central Senatorial District.
He stated that constituents are unhappy with the current representative's performance and believe there is little to show for it.
Falae, who has visited all six local governments in Ondo Central Senatorial District, emphasized the need for constituents to vote for change.
APM Candidate's Call for Change
Sunday Falae, who was a member of the APC until 2026, urged Ondo Central Senatorial District constituents to vote for change.
He emphasized that constituents are unhappy with the current representative's performance and believe there is little to show for it.
Falae, who has visited all six local governments in Ondo Central Senatorial District, emphasized the need for constituents to vote for change.
APM Candidate's Critique of APC's Performance
Sunday Falae, who was a member of the APC until 2026, explained that constituents are unhappy with the performance of the incumbent senator and believe there is little development to show for it.
Falae, who has visited all six local governments in Ondo Central Senatorial District, emphasized the need for constituents to vote for change.
APM Candidate's Call for Change
Sunday Falae, who was a member of the APC until 2026, urged Ondo Central Senatorial District constituents to vote for change.
He emphasized that constituents are unhappy with the performance of the incumbent senator and believe there is little development to show for it.
Falae, who has visited all six local governments in Ondo Central Senatorial District, emphasized the need
<small>Source: Vanguard News — read the original story there.</small>
