Candidates were adopted for 23, out of the 26 seats, at the exercise conducted at the Presidential Lodge, Abeokuta.
They emerged after all aspirants from all constituencies met to pick the most suitable candidate among them.
Governor Ibikunle Amosun, who announced the outcome of the exercise, said it was demonstration of the transparent, democratic ideals of the APC.
He said the arrangement, witnessed by elected party members and political appointees, was peaceful and accepted by all.
The governor thanked the aspirants for their cooperation and urged the candidates to prepare for the election.
He said candidates for the three remaining seats as well as those of the National Assembly seats will be concluded today.
All candidates, in their acceptance speeches, commended the party and Amosun for the rancour-free exercise.
According to the state Commissioner for Information, Hon Dayo Adeneye, "the candidates were adopted for 23 out of the 26 seats, at the exercise, conducted at the Presidential Lodge, Abeokuta.
"They emerged after all aspirants from all constituencies met to pick the most suitable candidate among them."
The Governor, Senator Ibikunle Amosun who announced the outcome of the exercise to party faithfuls described the exercise as a demonstration of a transparent democracy.
"This is a demonstration of the transparent democratic ideals of the APC."
He added that the arrangement, witnessed by elected party members and political appointees, was peaceful and accepted by all.
The governor thanked the aspirants for their cooperation and urged the candidates to prepare for the election.
The governor however promised that, candidates for the three remaining seats as well as those of the National Assembly seats, will be concluded on Tuesday .
Adeneye however added that "At the end of the event all candidates, in their speeches, commended the party and the governor for the rancour free exercise."
