Mr. Anselm Ojezua, a Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) governorship aspirant for the upcoming Edo election, said that the party risked not producing a candidate for the election over irregularities.

Ojezua, a lawyer said this in an interview with Journalists on Tuesday in Abuja.

He said that this was based on the irregularities that marred the primary election of the ad-hoc delegates two weeks ago, where some of them were not allowed into the venue of the election.

Ojezua said that the development would be bad for the outgoing governor of the state, Godwin Obaseki given his past disputes within and outside the party.

The former APC state chairman said that it was at the meeting that he and other aggrieved aspirants convince the PDP appeal committee on the illegalities perpetrated.

“The Appeal Committee met us and it was at that meeting that we were able to convince them that what happened was a sham.

“The chairman of the Appeal Committee confronted us with the result sheets which we were seeing for the very first time, which we should have seen before the exercise but it never happened.

“It never happened because the National Organsising Secretary of the party, Alhaji Umar had sent those materials directly to the Edo Government House”, he said.

He also said that the chairman of the election committee, Gov. Peter Mbah of Enugu State turned himself into an observer rather than the supervisor of the election.

According to him, the process was ongoing before the chairman of the exercise came in the following day.

“They had distributed these materials on the 3rd and the chairman appeared midday on the 4th and inspected two locations and expressed satisfaction.

“ I said that he misconceived his assignment, rather than being the one to conduct the election, he came to observe and after observing, he made a comment.

“But he forgot that it was his responsibility to meet with us even before the process started. It was his responsibility to deploy the officers that were given to him to work with.

“All these were done in his absence before he arrived.