Ogun State chapter of the Inter party Advisory Committees has threatened to disqualify the governorship candidate of the All Progressive Congress (APC) Prince Dapo Abiodun over presentation of fake certificate to Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) during registration of wanting to contest as governor in the forthcoming elections.
IPAC which was led by the newly elected Chairman Comrade Abayomi Oluwafemi Arabambi declared that the its gave the governorship candidate two days ultimatum to clear the air and explain the reasons for this discrepancies in both forms as failure will leave the committee with no other than to disqualify his candidacy.
Arabambi in a press conference with newsmen in Abeokuta over the certificate scandal said "Ogun State on some very important issues as it relates to the conduct of 2019 general elections is not only free and fair atmosphere but also a very peaceful one.
As your are all aware,the All Progressive Congress (APC) handed over their gubernatorial ticket to Prince Dapo Abiodun, to represent them in the 2019 governorship election coming up on March 2nd,2019.
Unfortunately, the said Prince Dapo Abiodun is not qualified to govern our dear state for some reasons".
Prince Dapo Abiodun contested for Senate in 2015 under the platform of APC and gave some facts with respect to have graduated from University of Ife now Obafemi Awolowo University,1986 and also Kennessaw State University, Atlanta Georgia, United States of America, 1998 as his educational qualifications,and surprisingly those facts are quite different from what he now stated in gubernatorial form submitted to the Independent National Electoral Commission for 2019 general elections where he claimed he is a holder of West African School Certificate in his form CF001."He added
Consequently, we are giving Prince Dapo Abiodun 48hours within which to clear air and explain the reasons for this discrepancies in both forms as failure will leave us with no option than to seek legal means for outright disqualification.
Adding that a formal petition has been communicated to the Inspector General of Police and the Director General of the Department of State Security Services.
