“OBJ Didn’t Influence Timi Alaibe’s Guber Bid”

The House Representatives candidate of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) for Bayelsa West, Hon. Ofoni Williams has dismissed insinuations that former president Olusegun Obasanjo influenced the decision of Timi Alaibe to contest the Governorship election on the platform of the Labour Party.

Ofoni Williams who is eyeing the Bayelsa west Federal constituency seat in a text massges told BOF that the former presidential aide on Niger Delta matters do not strike as a politician who will be influence to contest an election.

He made it clear that the former NDDC boss who dumped the ruling party in order to realize his governorship project on the platform of the Labour Party should forget the April guber race considering the fact that it will elude him.

The House of Reps hopeful was optimistic that President Goodluck Jonathan cannot afford to subject his home State to such ridiculous scenario to encourage the Labour party capture the guber race.

Ofoni Williams maintained that incumbent Governor Timipre Sylva led People’s Democratic Party will emerge victorious at the end of the April general elections to run the affairs of the state in the next four years.

On the on-going Registration exercise, the former member of the House of Assembly enjoined Bayelsans to accord the exercise priority attention so that the forth coming election can be a realistic venture for the state.

He appealed to indigenes of the state to visit their respective communities and get registered to enable them cast their votes for candidates of their choice to sustain the democratic dispensation in the interest of peace.

On his chances in the April polls, Ofoni Williams implored those who lost at the party primaries to accept the outcome considering the fact that his mission to the National Assembly is divine.