The Kogi State Chapter of the Action Alliance has officially distanced itself from the actions of its governorship candidate, Olayinka Brahimoh, who recently filed a lawsuit challenging the election of the governor-elect, Alhaji Usman Ododo, in the November 11 governorship poll.informationguidenigeria

This development was revealed in a statement issued by the party’s National Publicity Secretary, Olu Omotoso, following an emergency National Executive Committee meeting.JAMB Portal

Adekunle Rufai Omoaje, the national chairman of the Action Alliance, clarified the party’s stance, emphasizing that the AA does not intend to pursue legal action against the governor-elect. He pointed out that Brahimoh had been operating independently since becoming the party’s candidate, without proper consultation or collaboration with the party’s leadership.NYSC Portal

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Omoaje expressed the party’s dissatisfaction with Brahimoh’s unilateral decision to approach the judiciary, highlighting that the candidate had isolated himself from the party. He recounted how, from the time the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) published the final list of candidates, Brahimoh created a divide between himself and the party, making it challenging for the party to maintain a working relationship with him.

Furthermore, Omoaje shared an incident involving the party’s Deputy National Chairman, Alhaji Ibrahim Isa, who reportedly received no communication or cooperation from Brahimoh’s team during their time in Kogi State.

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