The Ogun State Chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has launched a fresh attack on suspended members of the party, including former governor Otunba Gbenga Daniel, accusing them of defying party authority and undermining its collective discipline.
In a strongly worded statement issued on Wednesday, September 24, 2025, and signed by the party’s Director of Publicity, Nuberu Adesanya Olufemi, the APC warned that Daniel and his associates remain bound by the resolutions of August 19, 2025, which led to their suspension over alleged anti-party activities.
The party expressed dismay that, rather than showing remorse or seeking reconciliation, the suspended members have “persisted in activities that contravene the terms of their suspension, including the unauthorised use of the party’s name, goodwill, branding and symbols.”
Reaffirming that no politician—regardless of past influence—is above party supremacy, the statement declared:
“The Ogun APC is a party built on structure, principles, and discipline. The party does not consider any member to be above its collective authority.”
The ruling party warned Daniel and his loyalists to immediately desist from further provocative actions or risk tougher sanctions, stressing that suspension provides an opportunity for reflection and corrective action.
The Ogun APC also urged its “peace-loving members” to remain steadfast in solidarity and commitment to party ideals, insisting that the era of impunity within its ranks has come to an end.
