Why Tinubu can’t leave APC – Reps member, Omidiran
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Why Tinubu can’t leave APC – Reps member, Omidiran
Mrs. Ayo Omidiran, an All Progressives Congress member of the House of Representatives, has stated that the party’s national leader, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, would not dump the ruling party as widely reported lately.
There has been reports that Tinubu, a former governor of Lagos State was teeming up with Atiku Abubakar to form ?another mega party.
According to her, Tinubu’s strong allies like the Governor of Osun State, Rauf Aregbesola, and other associates, would not leave the APC which they sacrificed so much to build for anybody.
Omidiran, who represents Ayedaade, Irewole, Isokan Federal Constituency of Osun State, said other politicians could choose to leave the APC, but not Tinubu and his associates.
She told Punch, “Tinubu, my governor, his associates and those people you mentioned will not leave the APC for anybody because it is their party.
“There is nothing like leaving the APC for another party. Leave it for whom?
“Other people can say they want to leave but Tinubu will not leave his party.”
“In APC, have you ever heard of New APC or any such names?
“It is in the PDP that you can talk about factions or new PDP; we don’t have new APC,” she added.
Asked whether the APC would survive as a united front till 2019 to contest the general elections, Omidiran said the party was intact.
“We remain solid; the party is strong,” she insisted.
Omidiran described herself as a “loyal party member to the core” as exhibited during the acrimonious contest for the speakership of the 8th House of Representatives in June, 2015.
She explained how her loyalty made her to pitch tent with the preferred candidate of the APC for the position, Mr. Femi Gbajabiamila, as against supporting the eventual winner, Mr. Yakubu Dogara.
“But, I can tell you now that all that is in the past. The House is one and united and there was nothing really personal in the struggle back then between Mr. Speaker and I. It was just to support the party’s position,” she added.
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