Frank says Oyegun shameless for meeting Saraki

‘Suspended’ Deputy National Publicity Secretary of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Timi Frank, has described as shameful, Chief John Odigie-Oyegun’s meeting with Senate President Bukola Saraki.

Frank, who accused Chief Oyegun as being one of the fiercest opposition to Saraki and who allowed himself to be used to create some of the confusion in the party, said it was a shame that the APC Chairman would go back to his vomit.

He however cautioned the Senate President to be careful in his interactions with Oyegun, adding that it was too late for the APC Chairman to begin fence mending. Frank stated this in a statement he issued on Thursday.

“It is a shame for Chief Oyegun to go back to his vomit having been used to create some of these confusions earlier which are now beyond his capacity to redeem. This is a National Chairman who did everything possible to ensure that Bukola Saraki, who is now a rallying point and Speaker of the House of Representatives, Hon. Yakubu Dogara did not emerge their positions when some of us believed in them.

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“Again, God has vindicated me over most of these crisis I have been talking about that Chief Oyegun refused to admit as at that early stage but finally he has agreed but it is too late for him.

“Instead of inviting Saraki for a romance, why can’t the National Chairman call for a National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting where all the leaders will sit at a round table and tell themselves the truth? I believe that this party urgently needs a new National Chairman that will set up a strong reconciliation committee to correct all the abnormalities Oyegun did to APC. Until this is done, the ongoing re-alignment which I warned my party about might take advantage of the current crisis in APC and weaken it ahead of future elections,” Frank said.

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