Leaders of the Peoples Democratic Party in Ekiti state have threatened Prince Uche Secundus led National Working Committee of the party with the wrath of God should he fail to desist from promoting illegality and fanning the embers of discord among party leaders in the state.
The leaders who converged from across the Eleven Wards of the South West Local Government Area of the state had alleged that Prince Uche Secondus was responsible for the seemingly unending crisis rocking the state chapter of the party.
A former Publicity Secretary of the party in Ekiti state, Elder Kunle Oguntoye who presided over the leaders meeting berated the ex- governor Ayo Fayose for what he called "loss of grip and grasping for political relevance" which according to him was responsible for the "Secret oath taking" in the viral video.
Reacting to the party's Congress Timetable purportedly published in some quarters of the media on Thursday, Oguntoye vehemently warned that any attempt to conduct further Congress in the state will only damage the already damaged party in the state.
Present at the meeting included the caretaker chairman of the party in the local government, Hon. Idowu Akinbode and former Commissioner in the state's SUBEB, Chief Dokun Bolarinwa amongst others
Oguntoye said; "We have only come to send this signal to the National Working Committee. Prince Uche Secundus is obviously toying with the intelligence of Ekiti people. His unholy romance with Fayose will only land him in trouble.
"We learnt with dismay the plans of the NWC to sneak into Ekiti to conduct LG and State Congresses. We are saying without fear or favour that any attempt to do so will amount to flagrant violation of the rule of law considering the fact that the one earlier purportedly conducted by the Deputy Governor of Taraba State, Engr. Aruna Manu is still before the Appellate court for determination.
Therefore, anyone who accepts to be assigned to Ekiti under any guise of conducting Congress will be doing so at his or her own peril as Ekiti people will use all legal powers within reach to prevent imposition of unwanted candidates."
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