Reports yesterday that the Chairman of the ruling party All Progressives Congress (APC), Chief John Odigie-Oyegun, will go on a month-long leave is fuelling bits of gossip in that is being sack
The leave, which is outsider to Nigeria's political history, is said to be an approach to give a delicate arriving to the APC National Chairman in order to end the "inward strife" in the APC
The APC has been attempting to unite its individuals since it crushed the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the 2015 presidential polls.
The division compounded after the rise of Saraki and Dogara as Senate President and Speaker individually against the favored competitors of the party
A portion of the assertions against Oyegun incorporate his failure to handle significant issues like the National Assembly administration tussle.
Top APC wigs, including previous Vice President Atiku Abubakar, APC National Leader, Ahmed Bola Tinubu, Senate President Bukola Saraki and Chief Oyegun himself, met in a shut session with Vice President Yemi Osinbajo at the State House, Abuja yesterday.
Sources that observed the meeting said Oyegun's case was talked about.
Party sources said yesterday that Oyegun might be given an board appointment to make his way out decent.
The nonattendance of the APC National Chairman at the gathering's National Secretariat yesterday encourage helped the reports which were later rejected as untrue by the gathering's Deputy National Chairmen South and North, Engr.Segun Oni and Senator Lawal Shuaibu individually.
In any case, the two party authorities got guests for the benefit of the National Chairman yesterday.
Responding to the reports, Senator Shuaibu said the report ought to be overlooked.
"He needed to go and see his specialist furthermore have some rest since a week ago however couldn't do that due to the numerous difficulties postured by the different prosecutions," Shuaibu said.
Responding, Engr.Oni just said, "He has not yet gone on leave. Regardless of the possibility that he goes on leave, I don't think it will be that long."

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