In Ogun, Ruling Party Feasts While Quarrels Boil Within

In Ogun, the ruling party, APC, appears strong outwardly but is facing internal turmoil. The party's state working committee recently suspended Senator Gbenga Daniel and Hon Kunle Folarin, accusing them of betrayal.

Despite being invited to defend themselves, they were ignored, leading to speculation and tension within the party. The suspension drama reflects power struggles and ambitions within the APC, raising questions about its unity and future prospects.

The opposition PDP sees an opportunity in the APC's internal strife, hinting at potential shifts in the political landscape. The ongoing crisis in Ogun's ruling party highlights the fragility of seemingly dominant political forces and the unpredictability of future outcomes.

The situation serves as a reminder that even apparent victories can contain the seeds of defeat.