Agbonayinma Critiques NDC's Primary Process Amid Defection
Agbonayinma, a senatorial aspirant for the Edo South district, criticized the decision to leave the All Progressives Congress (APC) for the National Democratic Congress (NDC), stating it is akin to moving from "frying pan to hellfire." He expressed disappointment with the NDC's conduct during the senatorial primaries, claiming the process did not adhere to the provisions of the Electoral Act. Agbonayinma alleged that the NDC failed to reach a consensus on candidates and that he was pressured to step down during the primaries.
He claimed that the results of the primaries, which took place on May 29, were manipulated and remain officially unannounced. Agbonayinma expressed particular disappointment in the role played by Seriake Dickson, a long-time political associate, who encouraged him to seek the senatorial ticket with the NDC.
Despite his criticisms, Agbonayinma acknowledged the NDC's nomination process as consultative and grassroots-oriented.
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