Edo APC Crisis: Monarchs Go on Fasting

Hamilton Nwosa
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The Edo State Council of Traditional Rulers will, on January 2 embark on fasting and prayer to seek God’s intervention in the ongoing crisis in the state.

Governor Godwin Obaseki of Edo State and his immediate predecessor and National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Adams Oshiomhole, have been embroiled in protracted crisis which has polarised the party in the state.

The crisis between the two gladiators and their supporters has continued unabated in spite of the intervention by the leadership of the party, governors and other well-meaning individuals in the country.

Usman Abudah, spokesperson of the Otaru of Auchi, in a statement in Benin on Monday, said the royal father, Aliyu Momoh, enjoined the Muslim ummah in his kingdom to continue to pray for peace in the state.

Mr Abudah said the monarch, while briefing members of Otaru-in-Council (OIC) on the recent meeting of the state Traditional Rulers’ Council, presided over by the Oba of Benin, Oba Ewuare II, had also urged them to join in the exercise.

While stating that the fasting would hold on January 2, he enjoined the entire kingdom to also support the efforts of the royal fathers, “as prayers are never too much and nobody knows whose prayers the Almighty will accept.”

(NAN)

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