A Chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Oyo State, Rotimi Ajanaku, has condemned the recent statement made by Chairman of APC in the state, Akin Oke, that there is no crisis in the party in the state.
While speaking with journalists in Ibadan, the state capital on Thursday, Ajanaku described the statement where Oke denied rancour within the party in the state has height of insincerity and insensitivity to the problems affecting the stability of the party in the state.
According to him, “The chairman’s statement is unnecessary, insincerity, a distraction and insensitivity to the plights of the aggrieved party members. It’s unfair to the feelings and emotions of those who have contributed in no small ways to the survival and stability of the party in the state from its formative years.
“Can we afford to lose all the party members and loyalists who are currently not with the party and still win elections in 2023? Can future elections be won for the party by the few individuals or opportunists who have benefited and still benefitting from the party? Haven’t those marginalised and unjustly skimmed out at the party’s various primaries that preceded 2019 general elections rights to express grievances and displeasure?
Source: independent
