Things Fall Apart : Anselm Ojezua Joins The Fray Drags Ighodalo, PDP To Court Over Gubernatorial Primaries As Shaibu  Faces Impeachment....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

In a political context, when “things fall apart,” it signifies a breakdown or crisis within a political party. This breakdown can manifest in various ways, such as internal conflicts, leadership disputes, electoral challenges, or a loss of public support. The phrase underscores the vulnerability of a political organization, emphasizing the importance of unity, strategic planning, and effective leadership to maintain stability and navigate challenges successfully…READ FULL ARTICLE.

The notion here is that when a political party lacks cohesive and robust internal structures, it becomes susceptible to internal conflicts, external opposition, or a reduction in its political influence. This predicament characterizes the current state of the PDP, highlighted by Anslem Ojezua’s recent move to seek a court injunction on Friday at the Federal High Court, Abuja. His aim is to prevent the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and the PDP National Secretariat from acknowledging Dr. Asue Ighodalo as the official candidate of the party.

Indeed, the saying that wonders never cease holds true. Quite a twist of events! Who could have foreseen that Anslem Ojezua, the former APC state chairman who defected with Godwin Obaseki to the PDP before the 2020 Governorship election, would now be challenging both the PDP and the declared winner, Asue Ighodalo, in court? This move indirectly confronts Edo State Governor Godwin Obaseki as well.READ FULL ARTICLE.

It unfolded that both Anslem and Philip aspired to the governorship, causing a rift with Governor Godwin Obaseki. Now, it appears that both Anslem and Shaibu are gearing up for a direct confrontation with Obaseki. While Anslem has taken the party to court to prevent INEC from recognizing Asue as the party’s candidate, Philip Shaibu, on the other hand, has proclaimed himself as the victor of the gubernatorial primaries, resulting in two contenders emerging within the PDP.

Philip Shaibu is now testing Obaseki’s patience, someone renowned for his ruthless approach in personal conflicts. Shaibu is on the verge of facing impeachment, a likely outcome given Obaseki’s track record in similar situations. Obaseki, characterized by his no-nonsense attitude, can metaphorically crush a tiny ant with a sledgehammer and incinerate it with a double-barreled gun. The Governor harbors no mercy in battles, evident in his relentless pursuit of victory. It’s not surprising that, with just around nine months or even less before his departure, Obaseki seems determined to dismantle Philip Shaibu’s political career.

Things don scatter well-well, and e be like say the center no fit hold again. As for Ojezua mata, we dey wait to see the kind punishment Obaseki go give am. But, you sabi that proverb wey talk say “Person wey dey ground, no dey fear fall.” Same way, pikin wey wan chop party rice, suppose ready to dance for the party.

Osigwe Omo-Ikirodah is the Chairman and CEO of Bush Radio Academy.

Source iReporteronline.