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APC expels lawmaker for allegedly working for Akeredolu’s deputy

The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Ilaje Local Government Area of Ondo State has expelled Favour Semilore-Tomomewo.

The party is accusing her of anti-party activities.

The ruling party said she worked against Governor Rotimi Akeredolu during the election.

The lawmaker represents Ilaje Constituency 2 at the House of Assembly.

Semilore-Tomomewo is the only woman in the state’s legislature.

The expulsion letter was signed by Olamigoke Ajimuda and Taid Omosule, Ilaje Constituency 2 Ward Chairman and Secretary, on Wednesday.

They alleged that Semilore-Tomomewo worked against the interest of the party in all political meetings.

The officials said the legislator wore shirts with the logo of an opposition party.

“She is working against the interest of our party by funding, mobilising, canvassing supporters and publicly flying the logo of the Zenith Labour Party (ZLP).

“Having exhausted all known mechanism to investigate your anti-party activities, the executives met, deliberated extensively and consequently expelled you from the party,” the letter noted.

Deputy Governor, Agboola Ajayi, was ZLP’s governorship candidate in the poll won by Akeredolu.

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