Politics PDP Leader Blames Anenih for Edo Election Defeat

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An Edo state PDP chieftain Senator Roland Owie, has disagreed with other PDP chiefs that APC's manipulation of votes resulted in the party's defeat in the state's governorship election.

According to him, the PDP could not have won with the way former Works minister, Chief Antony Anenih was playing god and imposing candidates at will.

Anenih, he said, was wrong “to impose the deputy governor slot on Esan people after what he did with the governorship slot.” Anenih is from Uromi in Esanland.

“Any leader who takes political decisions on selfish interests gets destroyed at the end. Such leader is like a spider. Whatever a spider eats turns to poison.

“He has been playing god and now God has told him that all powers belong to God.”

He was also more caustic in his censure about the votes garnered by the PDP in the election.

"The higher percentage of the votes our PDP got in this election were votes against hunger and hardship brought by the APC federal government and not for the PDP.”

“I hope Chief Anenih will enter his house now and allow people of goodwill to re-organize the PDP. I congratulate Godwin Obaseki and not the APC because there is hunger and hardship in the land.”

Chief Anenih who is fondly called Mr. Fix-it by his admirers on account of his political dexterity is the PDP leader in the state.
 

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