– APC has lost another of its member ahead of the 2019 election
– Olawale Oluwo, a commissioner in Lagos, sent his resignation letter to the state APC chairman
– He cited the irregularities that characterised the party’s controversial primaries as his reason for leaving
In a developing news, the commissioner for energy and mineral resources in Lagos state, Olawale Oluwo, on Wednesday, December 5, announced his defection from the All Progressives Congress (APC).
In a resignation letter dated Wednesday, December 3, and addressed to the APC chairman in Lagos state, Oluwo claimed that the party’s primary election held in October was characterised by voter disenfranchisement, undue influence, violence, and intimidation to members among other activities that violate the electoral law.
Oluwo said the party lacks integrity and blamed his decision to decamp on the outcome of the controversial primary election, Channels TV reports.
The commissioner is one out of many members of the ruling party who have resigned and called the party out over the October 2018 controversial primaries.
Below is a copy of Oluwo’s resignation letter:
Olawale Oluwo’s resignation letter
Meanwhile, TRACK NEWS earlier reported that the Ondo APC Solidarity Group alleged that four All Progressives Congress (APC) governors, a minister and a former senior official of the party are set to decamp to Action Alliance (AA) before the 2019 general elections.
The convener of the group, Comrade Gbenga Bojuwomi and national secretary, Alhaji Ibrahim Sikiru, who addressed the press conference, named Governor Rotimi Akeredolu as the leader of the party chieftains preparing to dump the party.
Others named by the group are Governors Kayode Fayemi, Rochas Okorocha, Ibikunle Amosun of Ekiti, Imo and Ogun state respectively.
