The senator (PDP – Anambra North), in reaction to the Anambra state governorship primary, accused the party of imposing candidates for elections.
“Mine was very clear. I raised the alert when defects were noted”, she said.
She explained that she wrote to complain and to insist she would not be part of the process if her complaints were not addressed.
“It will be illegal and unjust to follow it to the end, it is like knowing that a hole is somewhere then you are blindly walking into it.
Oduah added that if concerns raised by her and some other contestants in the Anambra PDP primaries are not addressed, it would work against the party.
“If the party fails to address these concerns, it means the party has not learnt its lessons.
“I wish the party will revisit and address all concerns because when people are aggrieved and you are not concerned about those grievances, you are saying two things: ‘go to hell’ and ‘there is nothing you can do about it'”, she added.
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