Senator Adams Oshiomhole said “political sins” will not send politicians to hell fire as he addressed APC members in Benin City, where the state chairman and his executive were affirmed for another term.
Senator Adams Oshiomhole has declared that “political sins” will not send politicians to hell fire, describing such actions as part of the rough and tumble of politics. Oshiomhole made the remark while addressing party faithful at the State Congress of the All Progressives Congress (APC) held in Benin City, where he also reflected on his past feud with the Edo State APC Chairman, Emperor Jarrett Tenebe.
The former Edo State governor argued that political disagreements and offences are normal in the political arena and should not be equated with eternal damnation. He noted that while politicians are bound to commit sins in the course of political contestations, such actions would not lead them to hell fire. Oshiomhole added that Tenebe may have committed political sins against him in the past but stressed that he had forgiven him following their reconciliation.
Meanwhile, Tenebe and members of his executive were returned unopposed and affirmed by delegates from the 18 local government areas of Edo State. The congress, attended by delegates from the 192 wards across the state, was held at the Sir Victor Uwaifo Hub in Benin City, where the 36-member state executive led by Tenebe was unanimously affirmed for another four-year term.
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