The National Working Committee of the All Progressives Congress has queried Rotimi Akeredolu, Governor of Ondo State, over his “glaring anti-party activities, which greatly affected the fortunes of our candidates in the recently-conducted Presidential and National Assembly elections in the state”.
The APC NWC also confirmed the suspension of Ibikunle Amosun, Governor of Ogun State, and Rochas Okorocha, Governor of Imo State, for anti-party activities. This decision was reached on Friday at a meeting of the Party's NWC, presided by the National Chairman, Comrade Adams Oshiomhole at the APC National Secretariat.
The party reviewed the serial anti-party activities of the concerned individuals before and during the last Presidential and National Assembly elections in their respective states and resolved to enforce party discipline in line with our constitution.
Hmmm?
What has he done?
This man doesn't need APCNigeria 2nd term in office endorsement
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