The chairman of the state APC, Ade Adetimehin, on Tuesday, said the party was worried about how the aspirants have engaged in violence and name-calling.
NUJ chairman in Ondo, Leke Adegbite, decried the inaction of middlemen and traders in fixing the prices of foods and services in Akure.
“The governor urged the House of Assembly to give expedited consideration to the confirmation of the nominees,” the statement read.
The primary election to pick the party’s flag bearer is slated for April 25.
Mr Pedro said being a deputy governor or a vice-president is so tricky as one smells power and seems close to it.
NAWOJ, in a press statement, said the inclusion of women in government will promote gender equality, fairness and good governance.
Mrs Anyanwu-Akeredolu on Monday attacked her late husband’s niece, describing her as a “bloody serpent,” for supporting the political aspiration of Mr Aiyedatiwa.
Mr Aiyedatiwa said Mr Tinubu had already embarked on resetting the nation to end Nigerians’ suffering amid the hike in foodstuff and other commodities.
Mrs Akeredolu described her late husband’s niece as “shameless” for supporting Mr Ayedatiwa, who is eyeing the APC ticket for the November 16 guber election.
Mr Aiyedatiwa charged the newly sworn-in commissioners and special advisers to see their appointment as a call to service.
