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Expelled NNPP Secretary General, Dipo Olayoku Accused of Blackmail, Misconduct

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Last updated: 2024/05/14 at 6:36 AM
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L-R, Dr Boniface Aniebonam, Founder,NNPP and NAGAFF & Senator Kwankwaso

Dipo Olayoku, the recently expelled Secretary General of the New Nigeria People’s Party (NNPP), finds himself embroiled in a whirlwind of accusations and controversies as his former party members and officials speak out against his alleged misconduct and attempts at blackmail.

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In a scathing statement released by Mr. Sunday Oginni Olaposi, the National Secretary of NNPP Headquarters Abuja, Olayoku is portrayed as a “drowning man” whose actions are characterized as desperate attempts to salvage his own interests at the expense of the party’s integrity and reputation.

The statement dismisses Olayoku’s tactics as futile and emphasizes that his actions are driven by personal gain rather than genuine concern for the party’s well-being. It alleges that Olayoku’s maneuvers are aimed at prolonging the internal crisis within NNPP, as it benefits him and certain individuals financially.

Moreover, the statement accuses Olayoku of resorting to blackmail and media propaganda to further his agenda, tarnishing the party’s image in the process. It suggests that Olayoku’s health issues, including acute blood pressure challenges, may have influenced his behavior, implying a lack of stability and rationality in his actions.

The statement goes on to assert that Olayoku’s claims regarding the party’s finances are baseless and that investigations by relevant authorities will soon reveal the truth. It denies Olayoku’s allegations against Dr. Aniebonam, the founder of NNPP, and Senator Kwankwaso, emphasizing their longstanding support for Olayoku and the party.

In conclusion, the statement calls for vigilance against Olayoku’s alleged machinations and urges party members to remain united in the face of external challenges. It warns against being swayed by Olayoku’s tactics and expresses confidence in the party’s ability to weather the storm and emerge stronger.

The ongoing feud within NNPP underscores the complexities of political dynamics and the challenges of maintaining unity and integrity within political organizations. As the saga continues to unfold, the ultimate repercussions for Olayoku and NNPP remain uncertain, but one thing is clear: the battle for control and credibility is far from over.

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