Oshiomhole was quoted to have accused Keyamo of being one of the arrowheads for his removal from office
Keyamo, however, noted that his comment on the crisis rocking the ruling party was meant to restore peace and love back to the APC
FCT, Abuja - Festus Keyamo, the minister of state for labour and employment, has reacted following a comment reportedly made by the former national chairman of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), Adams Oshiomhole, against him over his removal from the office.
A new defector to the APC, Chief Eze Chukwuemeka Eze, had allegedly commented that Keyamo and others were plotting to bring Oshiomhole back as national chairman of the party.
Gathered that Oshiomhole, however, noted that it would be frivolous for any right-thinking person to assume that Keyamo who actively supported his removal as national chairman of the party, would now plot to bring him back to office.
In his reactions, Kayamo, in a statement signed by his special assistant on media, Tunde Moshood, said his recent remark on the crisis rocking the ruling was borne out of patriotism and love for his party, even as he described as unnecessary, Oshiomhole’s attack on him.
