With less than two months to the commencement of the 2023 electioneering campaign, the All Progressives Congress (APC) Candidate for House of Representatives, Mushin Federal Constituency II, Hon. Toyin Fayinka, has appealed to supporters in his constituency to mobilise other electorates to vote APC in the general elections.
Fayinka made the appeal at the party’s Justice Forum meeting held in Mushin Local Government.
While addressing hundreds of supporters at the Justice Forum meeting, he expressed his gratitude to God, and other stakeholders and members of the party for his victory at the recently concluded primaries.
He also revealed that the incumbent Hon. Member, Bolaji Yusuf Ayinla, in the spirit of sportsmanship was the first person to call to congratulate him thereby nipping in the bud unfound rumours of bad blood between the two.
“Myself and Hon. Bolaji Ayinla have been meeting to examine and identify critical areas where I can continue with the advancement and development of our Constituency.
“Other aspirants who contested for the position have also called to congratulate me and vowed their support and goodwill for a better representation,” Hon. Fayinka said.
He further urged all members of the party to reconcile with all within their immediate environment before the 2023 general elections and support the party leadership towards moving the party to victory in next year elections.
“2023 election Is not only about Fayinka, it’s also about Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu/Dr. Obafemi Hamzat, Mrs Adebule and Alhaji Yinka Esho. So please mobilize your neighbors, families and friends to get their PVC and vote for APC at the polls. With this we can move our Constituency and nation forward,” Hon. Fayinka added.
On his part, the Director General of Imole Mushin Movement, Hon. Henry Babatunde Ige, urged supporters who have earlier registered and yet to obtain their PVCs to do that as soon as possible.
“The next victory can only be achieved with our PVC. Take advantage of the ongoing voter registration to get yourself registered and call our attention if you are experiencing any discrepancies,” he said.