Omisore Sues APC Over Governorship Primaries Disqualification

Iyiola Omisore, the former national secretary of the All Progressives Congress (APC), has initiated legal action against the party by filing a lawsuit in the Federal High Court. This lawsuit challenges the circumstances surrounding his disqualification from the APC's governorship primaries in Osun State ahead of the upcoming elections.

The legal action has reignited debates within the party, raising questions about unity and transparency in the primary process. Omisore's disqualification has caused dissatisfaction among certain party supporters, who argue that the process lacked transparency.

This development has unsettled party members and deepened divisions within the APC in Osun State. Loyalists believe that the disqualification of a prominent aspirant could affect internal cohesion as preparations for the governorship election intensify.

The outcome of Omisore's case is expected to significantly influence the political atmosphere within the APC in the coming months. Meanwhile, senior party figures have reportedly attempted to calm tensions by visiting Omisore to persuade him to reconsider his stance and maintain party unity.