I cannot continue to promote a candidate who does not know the difference between a Museum and a Zoo – SME
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Leader of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Esan Central LGA, Ewu Ward 8, and frontline aspirant for the Edo State House of Assembly ticket of the APC in 2023 who stepped down for Victor Edoror, Saintmoses Eromosele, popularly called SME, has resigned from the Party over what he termed the non suitability of the APC gubernatorial candidate in September election.
In his letter of resignation the prolific author, rights activist and policy analyst cited the party’s choice of gubernatorial candidate for the September election as main reason.
“I cannot in good conscience continue to promote candidates of a party who do not know the difference between a zoo and a museum. I have nothing personal against the men, who have their strengths and weaknesses, but I
do not believe that they are the best that the party could lave produced at this time; neither do I prefer them over
the candidates that some other parties are parading.” SME said.
Eromosele lamented the situation in the APC where he claimed that “the party neglects, suffocates, and resists her young, vibrant, and brighter brains, while courting mediocre, tired and discredited occupational politicians who
are interested only in their pockets. This is a general feeling among youths in the party which has to be
addressed.”
“Also, with the extreme difficulty in the country today, it is impossible for any decent person to promote APC
without appearing ‘somehow’ to people.” Eromosele added.
Saintmoses Eromosele, a lawyer and public affairs commentator, is a business man and serial investor in ICT, healthcare and education. He said he would henceforth devote more time to his self development, business and further education.
