According to the PDP, the party and the present leadership helped
governor Fayose to power, adding that paying back by asking for the
resignation of the same leadership, was unfortunate and a total
disappointment.
The governor had called for the sack of the NWC at a meeting of the
South-West Zone held in Ado-Ekiti on Saturday at the instance of the
governor.
At end of the South-West PDP leaders, it was resolved that both the
National Secretary and the National Auditor, Professor Adewale Oladipo
and Alhaji Adewole Adeyanju, who are members of the NWC from the Zone
should resign immediately to pave way for the sack of the Party’s NWC .
Answering questions from Journalists on the development, PDP National
Publicity Secretary, Chief Olisa Metuh who expressed the disappointment
of the NWC over Governor Fayose’s action, stressed that it was least
expected of him having enjoyed the support of the same body to regain
power in Ekiti state.
Metuh said, ” the National Secretary of the Party, Professor Oladipo had
already replied appropriately. But we feel pained by Governor Fayose’s
action, this is a man that got total support from the NWC during the
governorship primaries in Ekiti State.
“At a stage, some stakeholders in the state wanted him to be excluded
from partaking in the party primaries, but we in the NWC stood our
ground that due process must be allowed,through our internal democracy,
he eventually won the ticket and we mobilised funds for his election,we
give glory to God, he won the election.
“We in the NWC were even accused of taking N200m from Fayose to support
him,the Governor is alive let him come out whether we took any money
from him,we are pained that such a man we supported so much could come
around and call for our sack because of the outcome of an election not
due to our faults.
“Professor Oladipo is the National Secretary of the Party while Alhaji
Adeyanju remains the National Auditor and not State or Zonal officers
that can just be chased out of office” as being done in the Zone.”
Prof Oladipo had in a swift reaction to the position of the leaders
dismissed the call for his resignation and that of the National Auditor
of the Party,saying that those behind the Ekiti meeting were pursuing
personal agenda
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