opposition may have easy ride to power as Oyo PDP primaries is marred with controversy and litigations.

Prior to the elections/ Political Parties problems arose with the political electoral framework and
undermined confidence in the process. Other serious concerns were the high
incidence of violence and forcefully enforcement in the pre-election period, especially during the party
primaries, and shortcomings in the delegates process, These problems helped create an unstable climate for the Elections and Political Party's .
inefficiencies, irregularities that evolved
during the said PDP Primary brought injustice , predictions of violence and odd results leaving the main recognized party members and delegates yet to accept the results. Because of
these problems it is difficult to say whether PDP is measuring up to the standards
of democratic consolidation commonly used to wining in the general election but to fall to opposition party .

However, overall disqualifications as aggrieved aspirant jointly sue authenticity of the primary elections.

The party men are also seeking an injunction restraining PDP and INEC from using and/or utilizing any other list of Ad-Hoc and National Delegates for the nomination of candidates into various elective positions at the 2023 general election in Oyo State other than the rightful list of Ad-Hoc and National Delegates which emanated from Ward and Local Government Area Congresses conducted on the 30 April 2022 and 10th May 2022 in Oyo State in compliance with the provisions of Electoral Act, PDP’s Constitution as well as its Guidelines.

It was also recorded in some publications that some Plaintiffs in the suit are Hon. Taofeef Abiola, Niyi Aborisade(a lawyer), Hon. Taiwo Jimoh, Sakiru Olaide Raheem, Akande Olalekan, Jelil Azeez, Ayoade Olusegun and Anifowoshe Dayo James.

This is a call to discuss and actions to keep the Party Environment Clean by simply heed to the wants of the aggrieved Aspirants to perfect the party weak internal democratic processes to secure any form of defections leading to oppositional victory. Party Primary were basically closed affairs and it will be a contentious only if structural Adjustment is set in .
Remember , Alex Ekwueme, who
challenged Obasanjo for the PDP presidential nomination. Ekwueme, the former
vice-president in the Second Republic, was defeated in the primaries, receiving
only 17 per cent of the vote of the party’s 3000 delegates. Ekwueme took his
grievances to the courts, where his case stumbled. But the PDP was deprived of
the compelling image of legitimacy that its 1999 primaries had enjoyed when, after
losing, Ekwueme raised Obasanjo’s arm in a show of solidarity. This time, after
losing the 2003 primaries, Ekwueme withdrew and other influential PDP officials
joined other parties ( 2003). Perhaps the most dramatic
evidence of disillusionment within the PDP was the unusual, if not bizarre, defection from the party in December and January of ten senators and representatives, within
a one-month period and with the presidential election not far off. The former
Deputy Senate President, Haruna Abubakar, led 65 gubernatorial primary
candidates in rebellion against the PDP leadership. When the protest failed, he
and many others went to court and then opened discussions with the ANPP (January 2003).

Why do I have a feeling Atiku is about to deal with Seyi Makinde for openly Supporting Wike his friend

Mooh247:
Why do I have a feeling Atiku is about to deal with Seyi Makinde for openly Supporting Wike his friend

Not even on the list of things he's thinking now..."how to avoid Jagaban" is what the man will be thinking of right now. I don't really envy him at the moment.

funshint:

Not even on the list of things he's thinking now..."how to avoid Jagaban" is what the man will be thinking of right now. I don't really envy him at the moment.

Lol

And he knows Jagaban very well, he knows what he is capable of

Makinde is a politician. It will be difficult for APC to win.

Buccalcavity2:
Makinde is a politician. It will be difficult for APC to win.

That is if PDP will have candidates in the election. The primaries didn’t follow the INEC guidelines and the Electoral acts 2022. The court will decide that.