Edo APC renews call for Oshiomhole’s sack

Edo APC renews call for Oshiomhole’s sack

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The factional Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Edo State Chapter, Mr Anselm Ojezua on Monday renewed call for the sack of the National Chairman of the party Adams Oshiomhole.

He said who this while briefing the Media on Monday in Benin City, Edo State, said the former governor of the State will be excluded from activities of the party forthwith.

The Edo APC also denied issuing the party’s membership cards to Pastor Osagie Ize-Iyamu and his followers.

“We draw particular attention to Article 21 of the APC constitution which relates to discipline of party members and the powers of respective organs of the party to take disciplinary actions against members.

“In the circumstances, any action taken in the capacity of National Chairman including documents he signs and meetings he presides over May well be futile as his membership is already compromised”, he said.

Responding to the recent defection of Pastor Osagie Ize-Iyamu from Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to APC, he described the move as interesting.

“The case of Ize-Iyamu is an interesting one. Some members of the APC have expressed some concern over the level of desperation that was exhibited by the people bringing them in and the people coming in.

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“I have never seen such display. It is unnatural for a visitor to determine the terms and conditions of visit into a house not his own. I have been in touch with all the local government none of them is aware. It is not normal and makes me feel suspicious of the true motive of those people concern”, he said.

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