seanfer:
Obaseki should not make the mistake of forgetting to write the Party before he declare for another party.
Also we want to see if all his cabinet members will follow him.

seanfer:
Obaseki should not make the mistake of forgetting to write the Party before he declare for another party.
Also we want to see if all his cabinet members will follow him.

kahal29:


Uche Nwosu comes to mind

duwdu:


What I think may happen is Obaseki submitting his resignation letter to his faction of the APC, which faction cannot ordinarily convey it to the NWC, since it's not recognized.

Could this limbo — if it comes to that — be a legal albatross on Obaseki's neck as he joins another party?

Or Obaseki could simply swallow his pride, submit his resignation letter to the faction recognized by their NWC, and be free of potential legal obstacles and landmines in that regard. His call.

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LordSavioo:
The ruling All Progressives Congress APC said it is not aware of the defection of the Edo state Governor, Mr Godwin Obaseki from its party. National Publicity Secretary of the Party, Mallam Lanre Issa-Onilu in a reaction to media enquiries regarding the defection said the party cannot comment on media reports suggesting that the governor has left the APC. “The party has no record of the reported defection of Governor Godwin Obaseki from the Progressive party. We cannot comment at this moment on media reports suggesting the Edo governor or anyone else has left our great party”, he said. The governor who was last week disqualified from participating in the June 22 Governorship Primary Election of the party in Edo state was reported to have announced his resignation of membership of the party on Tuesday. Details later…

seanfer:


The supreme court ruled that A candidate can not participate in 2 primaries.. Obaseki has started the primary process with the APC. Now let us see the party he will partake in the 2nd primary.

seanfer:


The supreme court ruled that A candidate can not participate in 2 primaries.. Obaseki has started the primary process with the APC. Now let us see the party he will partake in the 2nd primary.

BlowYourMind:
We are in shocked

Unigrad:

Is screening Primary?
Go read Ortom case in Benue State.

seanfer:


His advisers will surely advise him against doing the bolded.... Interesting time ahead for edolites..

Unigrad:
U be buhari?

seanfer:


Did Ortom bought APC form? I am talkin about the ruling the supreme court gave on Uche Nwosu vs Inec

fyneguy:

Are you saying if he writes the NWC directly, his resignation is still void?

duwdu:


What I think may happen is Obaseki submitting his resignation letter to his faction of the APC, which faction cannot ordinarily convey it to the NWC, since it's not recognized.

Could this limbo — if it comes to that — be a legal albatross on Obaseki's neck as he joins another party?

Or Obaseki could simply swallow his pride, submit his resignation letter to the faction recognized by their NWC, and be free of potential legal obstacles and landmines in that regard. His call.

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asobo:
Can't he address his resignation letter to his ward chairman. I think at that level, he is covered. Just my thought though

seanfer:


The supreme court ruled that A candidate can not participate in 2 primaries.. Obaseki has started the primary process with the APC. Now let us see the party he will partake in the 2nd primary.

seanfer:


Did Ortom bought APC form? I am talkin about the ruling the supreme court gave on Uche Nwosu vs Inec

seanfer:


The supreme court ruled that A candidate can not participate in 2 primaries.. Obaseki has started the primary process with the APC. Now let us see the party he will partake in the 2nd primary.

kahal29:


Uche Nwosu comes to mind

seanfer:


The supreme court ruled that A candidate can not participate in 2 primaries.. Obaseki has started the primary process with the APC. Now let us see the party he will partake in the 2nd primary.