Lucky Imasuen Withdraws From Edo APC Governorship Race

Lucky Imasuen Withdraws From Edo APC Governorship Race

In a dramatic turn of events, former Deputy Governor of Edo State, Lucky Imasuen, has stunned the political arena by withdrawing from the ongoing All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship primary election in Edo State…..READ ALSO The Strategic Benefits Of Labour Party Fielding Olumide Akpata As Edo Governorship Candidate

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The unexpected move was confirmed through a withdrawal letter released by Imasuen on Saturday morning, citing his decision as a gesture towards fostering peace and unity within the party.

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Imasuen, who was among the 12 governorship aspirants cleared by a committee set up by the APC National Working Committee, explained in his withdrawal letter that he was aligning with the party’s decision to zone the governorship ticket to the Central Senatorial District.

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Expressing gratitude to his supporters for their unwavering dedication, Imasuen emphasized the importance of collective party goals and pledged his support to the eventual candidate emerging from the primaries.

The withdrawal comes on the heels of another surprising exit from the race, as Pastor Osagie Ize-Iyamu announced his withdrawal the day before, adding another layer of unpredictability to the unfolding political landscape in Edo State.