The head of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Nigeria, Adams Oshiomhole, has drawn attention to the limits set by the law in relation to the continuing issue within the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Edo State. In light of the recent decision by the Federal High Court to invalidate the PDP's primary elections on the grounds that 378 delegates were not included, Oshiomhole has emphasized that the party should handle internal conflicts within itself.
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He made the point that the APC and other outside parties could not legally meddle in the PDP's internal disputes or primary election procedures. The necessity of political parties following election rules and procedures, especially while holding primaries, was emphasized by Oshiomhole during his interview with journalists in Abuja.
Adesanya Obaseki, the governor Before and after the primaries, he brought attention to the discord within the PDP in Edo State, pointing to the legacy group's complaints about internal marginalization. The PDP legacy group has reportedly claimed that the individual they provided their master bedroom to has driven them out of the premises, leaving them to deal with the rain and ongoing settlement negotiations, as reported by the DAILY POST. Oshiomhole reportedly made the following statement.