We All Know You Betrayed Peter Obi – Eradiri Knocks LP Chairman

Udengs Eradiri, the Labour Party’s (LP) candidate for governor in the recently ended Bayelsa State gubernatorial election, has cautioned Eneyi Zidougha, the acting factional chairman of the party, to keep him out of the conflict roiling the party in the state.

In a statement released on Monday, he asked people to ignore rumours that Zidougha had kicked him out of the party.

He contended that he is not granted such powers by the constitution.

Eradiri asserted that the chairman ought to deal with the predicament he has caused for himself after he betrayed the party’s presidential candidate, Peter Obi, during the election.

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Eradiri said: “We all know what transpired ahead of the election. The so-called chairman worked against his party. He was accused of collecting N100 million to endorse the state governor. He didn’t hide it. He and some of his exco members worked for the candidate of the PDP for the sake of their stomachs.

“They betrayed Labour Party same way they betrayed our Presidential Candidate, Peter Obi. He led some of his exco to play the highest level of anti-party and doesn’t have the locus standi to talk about disciplinary measures against anybody.

“The local government chairmen of the party were angry at their shameful and selfish conduct and decided to take over the leadership of the party. I called on him to stop dissipating his energy on me and channel it to dealing with the crisis he created for himself because of money.”

 

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