Former Edo State Governor, Comrade Adams Oshiomhole, has once again, openend up on the crisis rocking the APC, saying that it will be strange to have a graveyard peace in the ruling party.
While speaking during an appearance on Arise Television on Tuesday, the national chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Adams Oshiomhole, said it will be strange if the ruling party is experiencing "graveyard peace", adding that the party is prone to controversies because it is a large party.
Recall that last week, Oshiomhole was detained by the Department of State Services (DSS) and grilled for hours after some governors alleged that he received bribes during the party's primary elections across the country.
According to TheCable who monitored the interview, Oshiomhole said aggrieved members of the party were allowed to grumble but the party has moved on and has put in place internal procedures for reconciliation.
He said: "We have finished our primaries and we have submitted names to INEC and there are internal procedures for reconciliation and we are working on them.
"We are a large governing party and it will only be strange if we are having graveyard peace. People are allowed to grumble and grumbling is allowed. We should move on and find solutions."
When asked whether the party still has plans to remove Senate President Bukola Saraki, he said, "I think it's about morality. We just had an election in the US. The democrats won more members in the congress. Without much ado, the leadership of the house changed.
"This question didn't have to arise. Saraki belongs to a minority party as it stands today in the senate. The truth about democracy is that it's a game of numbers. It's unacceptable that minority provides leadership over majority."
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