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Update: Oshiomhole Asked To ‘Quit’ As APC National Chairman
The National Chairman of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), Comrade Adams Oshiomhole, has been asked to resign.
The deputy national chairman of the party, Senator Lawan Shuaibu, wrote Oshiomhole to quit his position, alleging he has failed to add value to the party since his appointment.
In a letter addressed to the National Chairman, dated May 27th, 2019, Lawan said that in an advanced democracies, “people who fail to add value or build over and above what they met on assumption of duty show civilised examples, they honourably resign.”
The letter tittled “APC: It’s fortune and misfortune, time to act!” also said: “It is my honest opinion that your ability to ensure this party flourishes is deficient as you lack the necessary composure and you also don’t posses the capabilities and the requisite experience to run a political party.”
Either Oshiomhole or national working committee of the party were yet to respond to the said letter as of press time on Tuesday.
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