Oshiomhole Reflects on Isolation After APC Dismissal
Adams Oshiomhole, the former national chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), has opened up about his experience following his dismissal from the party. He described the period after his removal as one of isolation, stating that he became a "lone" figure, with members of his own party distancing themselves from him.
Oshiomhole noted that people were afraid to visit him due to the anti-party sentiments surrounding his dismissal. He highlighted a rare invitation he received from Nyesom Wike, the Governor of Rivers State, to attend a commissioning event in Port Harcourt, which he interpreted as a sign of his abandonment by his own party.
Oshiomhole's remarks reflect the challenges he faced post-dismissal and the significant shift in his political relationships within the APC.
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