Senator Jimoh Ibrahim Defies APC, Vows Not to Support Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa

Senator Jimoh Ibrahim Defies APC, Vows Not to Support Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa

Senator Jimoh Ibrahim has vowed not to support Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa in the upcoming governorship election in Ondo State, despite being a member of the All Progressives Congress (APC). This decision comes after Senator Jimoh Ibrahim was suspended by the party for alleged anti-party activities. Senator Jimoh Ibrahim has also taken legal action, seeking the nullification of the primary election that produced Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa as the APC’s governorship candidate.

Senator Jimoh Ibrahim’s defiance may be a strategic move to assert his influence within the party, but it remains to be seen how effective his efforts will be in swaying public opinion. As a suspended member, Senator Jimoh Ibrahim’s ability to cause significant harm to Governor Lucky’s campaign may be limited.

Senator Jimoh Ibrahim’s Chances of Causing Harm to Governor Lucky’s Campaign

While Senator Jimoh Ibrahim’s decision not to support Governor Lucky may have some impact, it is unlikely to significantly harm the governor’s chances of winning the election. Both Senator Jimoh Ibrahim and Governor Lucky hail from the Ondo South senatorial district, which means Governor Lucky is likely to have the upper hand in his own district. Additionally, the power of incumbency is a significant advantage that Governor Lucky possesses.

Despite these factors, Jimoh Ibrahim’s move could still cause some unrest within the party, particularly if he is able to rally support from other disgruntled members. However, it is unlikely that Senator Jimoh Ibrahim’s efforts will be enough to topple Governor Lucky’s campaign.

President Tinubu May Need to Intervene

As the situation unfolds, President Tinubu may need to step in to resolve the issue amicably. The failed reconciliation attempt by APC national chairman, Abdullahi Ganduje, highlights the need for higher intervention to prevent further divisions within the party. President Tinubu’s influence may be necessary to bring Senator Jimoh Ibrahim and Governor Lucky to the negotiating table.

The outcome of this situation will be closely watched, as it may have implications for the APC’s chances in the upcoming election. A united front would be ideal, but it remains to be seen if President Tinubu’s intervention will be enough to mend the rift between Senator Jimoh Ibrahim and Governor Lucky.

The Power of Incumbency: A Significant Advantage for Governor Lucky

Governor Lucky’s position as the incumbent governor gives him a significant advantage in the upcoming election. The power of incumbency is a well-known factor in Nigerian politics, and Governor Lucky is likely to leverage it to his advantage. With access to state resources and the ability to campaign on his achievements, Governor Lucky is well-positioned to win the election.

However, Senator Jimoh Ibrahim’s decision not to support Governor Lucky may force the governor to work harder to secure victory. Governor Lucky will need to rally his supporters and convince undecided voters to back his campaign.

The Impact of Senator Jimoh Ibrahim’s Suspension on His Political Future

Senator Jimoh Ibrahim’s suspension from the APC may have significant implications for his political future. As a suspended member, Jimoh Ibrahim’s ability to participate in party activities is limited, and he may face further sanctions if he continues to defy the party. Senator Jimoh Ibrahim’s decision to seek legal action against the party may also be seen as a risky move, as it could lead to further divisions within the party.

The outcome of Senator Jimoh Ibrahim’s legal action and his suspension will be closely watched, as it may have implications for his political career.

Jimoh Ibrahim’s ability to navigate this situation will be crucial in determining his future in politics.

The Need for Party Unity in the Face of Election

The APC’s chances in the upcoming election depend on the party’s ability to present a united front. The rift between Jimoh Ibrahim and Governor Lucky is a distraction that the party can ill afford, particularly in a competitive election. The party’s leadership must work to resolve the issue amicably and present a united front to the electorate.

The outcome of this situation will have significant implications for the APC’s chances in the election. A united party would be better positioned to secure victory, but the rift between Jimoh Ibrahim and Governor Lucky may be a significant obstacle to overcome.


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