I write this open letter with deep appreciation for your enduring commitment to democracy, justice, and inclusive governance. Mr. President, throughout your political journey, you have consistently projected yourself as a leader who believes that democracy derives its strength not merely from elections but from the sanctity of the people’s mandate. It is this conviction that gives many Nigerians confidence in your leadership and inspires this humble appeal.
The recently concluded All Progressives Congress (APC) Senatorial Primary Election for Kwara South has produced a clear outcome. Party members exercised their democratic right, votes were cast, and Dr. Muheebah Dankaka emerged victorious. By every democratic standard, that victory represents the collective will of APC members in Kwara South, and it deserves to be respected and affirmed.
Mr. President, this is not simply about one candidate or one senatorial district. It is about the credibility of internal party democracy and the confidence that party members place in the electoral process. Every primary election is a solemn covenant between a political party and its members—a promise that their votes will count and that the candidate they freely choose will be recognised. Whenever that confidence is weakened, democracy itself is diminished.
