John Odigie-Oyegun
A chieftain of All Progressives Congress, APC, in Edo State,
Chief Francis Inegbeniki, has warned that no amount of
calls by some leaders of the party can remove Chief John
Odigie-Oyegun, from office.
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Inegbeniki, in a statement, yesterday in Warri, on behalf of
“APC Disciples in Edo,” said, “It is unfortunate that our
national leader, whom we all respect so much and Timi
Frank, have asked Oyegun to resign from office, without
disclosing the offence that he committed to warrant his
resignation.
“Our national leader’s anger against Oyegun is related to
the just concluded Ondo State APC governorship primaries, while Timi Frank’s anger is the unfortunate crisis rocking the National Assembly.
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Oyegun is not the cause of the crisis in the
National Assembly and cannot take decision alone without
other members of the National Working Committee.
“Oyegun was not an aspirant in the Ondo APC primaries,
so, it is unnecessary for anyone to direct his anger at
Oyegun. It is not fair to put all the blames on him. Nobody
should use Oyegun as the sacrificial lamb.
“We are therefore, calling on the former Vice President
Atiku Abubakar and members of the National Working
Committee to call Timi Frank to order.”
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