
Edo ADC Faces Tension as Leadership Dispute Erupts
The ADC in Edo State has cut ties with former chairman Kennedy Odion. New chairman Tony Alile warns he is no longer recognized by the party.
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The ADC in Edo State has cut ties with former chairman Kennedy Odion. New chairman Tony Alile warns he is no longer recognized by the party.

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