OGUN 2015: Amosun cleared as APC governorship candidate

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Governor Ibikunle Amosun of Ogun State has been cleared by the APC to seek re-election on the platform of the party in 2015.
The National Screening Committee for Governorship Aspirants (South West) of the APC, chaired by governor of Gombe state, Senator Danjuma Goje, cleared the governor, yesterday. Goje disclosed that Ogun is the only state that has one candidate in the Southwest, as at the end of sale of forms and the screening exercise.
Governor Amosun thanked the APC leadership for using credible statemen for the screening exercise. He said he would continue to work with the party manifesto which is development-oriented and paramount to the present administration in the Gateway State. The governor expressed optimism that APC will be victorious in the Presidential election, and would thereby extend development across the country. He said “APC will truly make the difference in Nigeria and will be victorious in the Presidential election.”

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