APC plotting to frustrate Mark, ADC, says ex-party chair Nwosu

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Former ADC National Chairman, Ralph Nwosu, has accused the APC of plotting to frustrate the party and its chairman, David Mark, amid a leadership dispute. Read More:…

Former National Chairman of the African Democratic Congress, Ralph Nwosu, has accused the All Progressives Congress of plotting to frustrate the party and its National Chairman, David Mark, while defending the processes that produced the party’s current leadership.

Nwosu alleged that the ruling party was influencing developments surrounding the ADC leadership dispute, insisting that the processes leading to the emergence of the coalition and the new leadership were legitimate and witnessed by the Independent National Electoral Commission.

Speaking during an interview on ARISE News on Wednesday, Nwosu challenged anyone questioning the processes to establish that irregularities occurred.

“All the processes that brought about the coalition, I championed it. And I can assure you, if any court finds anything wrong in a true sense, authentically, I can assure you nothing like that,” he said.

He said INEC witnessed the processes and initially submitted a report confirming that the procedures were properly conducted.

“Everything we did was 100 percent, INEC were there, they were clear with their witness.

“And when this case first started, INEC submitted their report of all the processes that we went through, and they gave us an okay mark,” Nwosu said.

Questioning INEC’s subsequent decision to withdraw its defence, the former ADC chairman asked who influenced the commission to change its position.

“Who influenced INEC to say, go and withdraw, don’t defend? Who? And all of those exhibits are still there in that file. But INEC now wrote to say that they are withdrawing,” he said.

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