Gov Obaseki Reveals What Will Happen To Oshiomhole In The Coming Edo Guber Election
The governor of Edo State, Godwin Obaseki has just given a hint of what will befall Adam Oshiomhole in the forthcoming gubernatorial election in the state.
Adams Oshiomhole is a former governor of Edo State and recently booted out national chairman of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC).
Obaseki who succeeded Oshiomhole as helmsman of the south south state, is the candidate of PDP – the platform he moved to after APC denied him the chance to flag its flag in the forthcoming election.
Adam Oshiomhole did the damage that led to his disqualification from partaking in APC primary.
The Edo State governorship election is scheduled for Saturday, September 19, 2020.
Addressing PDP supporters at a rally in Oredo Local Government Area yesterday, September 5, 2020, reportedly declared that political career of his estranged leader and former national chairman of APC, Adams Oshiomhole would end during the forthcoming election.
Obaseki, who revealed his problems with Oshiomhole began when his predecessor decided to determine who represents him in the state house of assembly, insisted his former boss will be dealt with in the election.
Apparently angry Obaseki said, “As a sitting governor, Oshiomhole decides to pick who will represent me in my house of assembly. Can you imagine the insult? That was where this fight started,”
“This election is a contest with Oshiomhole. We have dealt with him at the national level, we will bury him politically in this election; because he has no regard for Benin people, he has no regard for us in Oredo, and we will show him that he is nothing.”
