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Vote-buying won’t work in 2027, APM candidate tells Ondo voters

Vote-buying won’t work in 2027, APM candidate tells Ondo voters
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Hon. Sunday Falae, the APM senatorial candidate for Ondo Central, is campaigning on a platform of anti-corruption and electoral integrity ahead of the 2027 polls. He argues that voters are increasingly dissatisfied and will reject financial inducements in favor of voting their conscience.
Context & Background
  • ✦There is growing public concern regarding the lack of development in relation to the increased financial allocations provided to state governments.
  • ✦The political landscape in the South-West is seeing debates over the completion of an eight-year presidential tenure, with candidates weighing the merits of incumbent leadership versus alternative regional representation.
Key Figures & Named Entities
Hon. Sunday Falae:APM senatorial candidate for Ondo Central who advocates for accountability and regional political continuity.Governor Seyi Makinde:Identified by Falae as the APM presidential candidate, praised for his performance in Oyo State.
Outlook & Next Steps
The candidate intends to continue his campaign across the six local governments of Ondo Central, focusing on the perceived lack of representation by the current officeholder and pushing for greater fiscal transparency.
Key Takeaways
AI Summary
  • ✦Hon. Sunday Falae, APM senatorial candidate for Ondo Central, has urged voters to reject vote-buying and prioritize their conscience in the 2027 elections.
  • ✦Falae advocates for a 'Rainbow Coalition' voting pattern, where citizens support candidates from various political parties based on individual merit rather than party loyalty.
  • ✦The candidate emphasized the need for greater accountability regarding state government allocations, citing uncompleted infrastructure projects like the Owena-Alade-Idanre road.
Key Facts:April 2026: Hon. Sunday Falae was a member of the APC from its formation until he departed the party in April 2026.2027: The 2027 general elections are the target period for the political shifts and voting patterns discussed by the candidate.
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By Dayo Johnson, Akure The Allied Peoples Movement (APM) senatorial candidate for Ondo Central, Hon. Sunday Falae, has urged voters in Ondo State to reject vote-buying and vote according to their conscience in the 2027 general elections.

Frequently Asked Questions About This Story

Why does Hon. Sunday Falae support Governor Seyi Makinde for the 2027 presidential election?

Falae believes the South-West should complete an eight-year presidential tenure and views Makinde as a capable leader who has performed well in Oyo State.

What is the 'Rainbow Coalition' voting pattern mentioned by Falae?

It is a trend where voters support candidates from different political parties for various elective positions instead of voting for a single party across the board.

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