The former governor told newsmen in Abuja on Thursday that he was back in the race by popular demand of the Edo people.
Recalling his stint at the government house, Osunbor said, “I also fought for the accreditation of 30 out of 31 degree awarding courses in the Ambrose Ali University.
“Since governance entails continuity, Oshiomhole continued with my legacies and I promise to continue from where he stopped.’’
On whether Oshiomhole had an anointed candidate, he said: “at a meeting in March, Oshiomhole publicly declared that he had no anointed candidate and I believe him even if you don’t.’’
With the entrance of Osunbor, it brings to nine the number of aspirants vying for the Edo number one seat on the platform of the APC.
The gubernatorial primary will come up on June 18.
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