The festering crisis rocking the All Progressives Congress in Rivers State, took a new twist, as Chairman of the sacked Caretaker Committee, Isaac Ogbobula, claims he remains in charge of the party and not Igo Aguma. Nigeria Politics APC RiversState
Ogbobula, who chaired the State Caretaker Committee that was declared illegal by a Port Harcourt High Court, last Tuesday, declared yesterday, that he remained in charge and asked statutory members of the party’s State Executive Committee to ignore a virtual meeting called Igo Aguma.
These court processes were duly served on the APC and its National Chairman within the 48 hours timeline given by the Court for the constitution of a fresh Caretaker Committee” he said. “The implication, therefore, is that the status quo ante Bellum before the judgment of Justice G.O. Omereji remains. This means that the Caretaker Committee set up by the National Working Committee of the Party in September 2019 headed by me remains intact,” he said.
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