Director General of Voice of Nigeria (VON), Osita Okechukwu, has accused the All Progressives Congress (APC) National Chairman, Adams Oshiomhole, of clannishness and nepotism.
In a statement he titled “How Oshiomhole promoted impunity and circumvented due process in APC primary elections,” Okechukwu accused the APC chairman of appointing nine Edo indigenes as chairmen of party primaries in the states.
He listed the names of the Edo indigenes as: Chairman National Appeal Panel, Prof O. Osunbor; Chairman, Kebbi State, Prof. O. Osunbor and Chairman, Abia State, Chief David Iyoha. According to him others are Chairman Ebonyi State, Senator Domingo Obande; Chairman, Enugu State, Prof Moses Momoh; Chairman, Niger State, Lucky Imafuen; Chairman, Kano State, Dr. Pius Odubu; Chairman, Kaduna State, Chief Matthew Iduyehue and Chairman, Akwa Ibom State, Abbas Briamah.
Okechukwu alleged that there were other uncountable Edo members for…
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