– Ondo APC youths urged Governor Rotimi Akeredolu to concentrate on how to deliver dividends of democracy to the people
– The youths disclosed this while advising Akeredolu stop demanding for the removal national chairman of the party, Adams Oshiomhole
– They said the governor has no right to ask Oshiomhole to resign when he has failed as governor of the state
Youths of the All Progressives Congress under the aegis of the Ondo Mandate have called on Governor Rotimi Akeredolu to stop calling for the removal of national chairman of the party, Comrade Adams Oshiomhole.
Vanguard reports that coordinator of the group, Comrade Segun Omojola, said Governor Akeredolu has no justification to say Oshiomhole should resign when he has failed as governor of the state.
According to him, “Akeredolu is one of those who frowns at change and want the system to be static. On what moral grounds does he have to criticize Oshiomhole who after developing Edo state for eight years is doing his best to reposition the party which was almost ran aground the former chairman of the party, Chief John Odigie-Oyegun.
“If Akeredolu and his cohorts don’t believe in Oshiomhole, majority of our APC members believe that the former governor is going to lead us to victory come 2019.
“And we advise him to concentrate in providing the needed infrastructural development in Ondo state and not use Oshiomhole as a diversionary tactic to cover his failure.
“We’ll resist plot by herdsmen to orchestrate leadership change in Benue BYF “As youths of the APC, we will resist any attempt to frustrate Oshiomhole as national chairman of the APC. All those fighting Oshiomhole are against the re-election of President Muhammadu Buhari and we will not allow them to get away with their rubbish.”
Meanwhile, Legit.ng had reported that some governors on the platform of the APC are reportedly called for the removal of the chairman of the party, Adams Oshiomhole.
A minister who spoke on the condition of anonymity on Wednesday, October 9, said they were not comfortable with his style of leadership.
The minister reportedly claimed the governors did not financially contribute to the party’s convention and were monitoring how money gotten from sale of nomination forms are being spent.
