A faction of the Edo All Progressives Congress (APC), led by Aslem Ojezua has refuted the ongoing rumour that it was planning are to expel the former National Chairman of the party, Adams Oshiomhole, from the party.
Ojezua, speaking to The Nation Tuesday, said that the rumour making the rounds that an APC faction in Edo State has written the national body of the party informing it of their plots to expel and end Oshiomhole’s membership of the party.
The factional chiar insisted that the APC was yet to meet to review the entire election, adding that such plans are not known to him.
According to him, “We have not met. We are meeting on Thursday to review the entire situation. That is when we will make our decision known by way of formal briefing. We have not met. We shall meet on Thursday.”
A tweet, allegedly by Ajezua on Tuesday had read, “I have written to the APC National headquarters that I and all the party chairmen down to the ward level have all signed the petition to completely expel Adams Oshiomhole from our great Party.”
Incumbent Governor Godwin Obaseki of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, defeated his main opponent and candidate of the APC, Pastor Osagie Ize-Iyamu in the last Saturday’s governorship election in Edo State.
Prior to the election, Obaseki left the ruling APC for the PDP following a faceoff with his predecessor, Oshiomhole which led to his disqualification by the party due to alleged certificate issues.
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