Impostor decamped to APC not me – Kogi ADC Chairman Adoji

<p>The Kogi State Chairman of Action Democratic Congress, (ADC), John Adaji has debunked media reports that he defected to the ruling All Progressives Congress, (APC).</p>, <p>Addressing a crowd of supporters at a campaign rally in Okehi and Adavi Local Government on Saturday, Adaji described the report as fake.</p>, <p>Adaji called on the general public to ignore the report, adding that the ADC did not collapse its structure for another political party.</p>, <p>Adoji explained, ” I stand here before you live and direct, that I am the authentic Chairman of the ADC in Kogi State. There can’t be two captains in one ship and here I am with you and with our governorship candidate, Elder Leke Abejide. I also assured that the ADC structure is intact. The man who claimed to be Chairman and said he has decamped to the APC has been expelled from the ADC a long time ago.</p>, <p>Alleging that an expelled member of the party was behind the rumours, Adoji said, “The impostor, who is behind the fake news, had been suspended by the executives of ADC at his Ogga/Omi/Odo-Ara ward in Yagba West LGA for anti-party activities and embezzlement of funds.</p>, <p>“His suspension was ratified at the local government level and forwarded to the State Working Committee, which did the same and forwarded to the National Working Committee which ratified the decisions of the party from the ward to local government and state levels. He was subsequently expelled from the party in October, last year”, he stated.</p>, <p>Also speaking, a former Chairman, Okehi local government and the Director General of Leke Abejide/Idris Omede Governorship campaign council of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), Adagu Suberu described the composition of the ADC leadership in Kogi State as a coalition of former stalwarts of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).</p>, <p>He said the people had revolted against the ruling party as a repayment of its anti-people policies, including the payment of percentage salaries to local g