Edo APC fumes, rejects Uzodinma-led committee.

- Nothing seems to be certain for now in the APC, especially in Edo state 

- The APC chapter in the state has rejected the Hope Uzodinma-led committee 

- The state chapter claimed that the ruling party's NWC did not consult the National Executive Committee (NEC) before inaugurating the committee

The chairman of the All progressives Congress (APC) in Edo, Anslem Ojezua, has rejected the Hope Uzodinma-led committee recently inaugurated up by Hilliard Eta.

Reacting to the creation of the committee by the National Working Committee (NWC) of the APC, Ojezua said that this will not be accepted because it was done at a time when the party was dealing with a lot of controversies, Daily Trust reports.

First, Ojezua noted that Victor Giadom was made the acting national chairman of the ruling party by court order. Edo 2020: Primary election will be transparent and fair.

The APC boss in Edo added that the NWC did not get the consent of the party's National Executive Committee (NEC) before setting up the committee.

He, therefore, went on to say that considering the situation, the Uzodinma-led committee cannot stand at the moment. His words: “In the light of the above, we have no option than to reject the Uzodinma-led committee.”

Earlier, Legit.ng reported that Abiola Ajimobi, the officially recognised actional national chairman of the APC had taken some starting moves to save the ruling party from sudden disintegration. 

Through Eta, Ajimobi on Wednesday, June 17, reversed the cancellation of the screening committee carried out by Victor Giadom, a self-acclaimed acting national chairman in place of Adams Oshiomhole.

Moreover, the Ajimobi-led APC had appointed Uzodinma of Imo as the chairman of the Edo state governorship primary election.

Reacting to Giadom's earlier move, the APC's National Working Committee (NWC) said he was not a member of the committee since his resignation of the position in a bid to contest as Rivers deputy governor in 2019.

Meanwhile, Legit.ng reported that despite court order on Thursday, June 18, Giadom was still unwilling to refrain from referring to himself as the APC's acting national chairman.

In a letter to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) Giadom stated that his authority as the acting national chairman of the ruling party was confirmed by an order of a high court in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).

Source: Legit

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