Osun APC Chieftain Calls For Expulsion Of Suspended Party Members
A Chieftain of the All Progressive Congress (APC), Osun State Chapter, Barrister Ayodele Kusamotu has has admonished party leadership to expell all suspended members of the party in Ifelodun local government area of Osun state.
In a statement issued and made available to journalists in Osogbo over the weekend, the legal practitioner noted that the suspended members called themselves “Omoluabi ” of which they are not.
He remarked that Omoluabi Progressive is a paradox and a laughable play on words.
According to him ” Progressives are democrats leaning on the left side of the political spectrum. An Omoluabi is a well brought up Yoruba person that obeys rules. “
He posited that “The APC Omoluabi Progressives are political anarchists and not team players. Whist Section 40 of the 1999 Nigerian Constitution guarantees freedom of Assembly ,it does not derogate from the rights of INEC over control of political associations. “
The party Chieftain recalled that the ongoing show of shame by suspended members of the APC who are backing ignorant party members must be nipped in the bud.
He emphasised that “a stich in time saves nine. They call themselves APC OMOLUABI PROGRESSIVES with APC LOGO. This organization has breached the constitution of the party. “
He stressed that rule breakers cannot be OMOLUABI and the faction is designed to inflict damage on ongoing efforts to build unity within the party in Ifelodun Local Government.
Kusamotu noted that Ifelodun Local Government must lead by example by applying the maximum sanction on the expelled members.
“He equally pointed out that these elements should be expelled from the party once and for all. We must apply sanctions against the ventriloquists rather than the puppets.”
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