It was accumulated that the present crisis NEC meeting was intended to talk about different issues that influence CAN, at the same time, an insider said CAN's President, Dr. Supo Ayokunle, supposedly modified the plan to center around the VP.
Ayokunle and Otubu have been at loggerheads over affirmed "offer out" of CAN by its leader and 'fraternizing' with the Federal Government, which had purportedly initiated state security mechanical assembly against Christians in Nigeria.
There were media reports, throughout the end of the week, that NEC meeting, planned to hold today was to ponder on the debate between the two CAN pioneers and, potentially, resolve the crack.
Prof. Otubu, had, in a request of to NEC, blamed Ayokunle for budgetary bungle and maladministration.
NEC reacted to the charges by setting up a council to investigate the appeal, as requested by the candidate.
The panel was said to have welcomed all people required to show up before it with confirmations, to substantiate the claims and safeguard. CAN initiative said Otubu was the main individual associated with the issue who did not show up before the board of trustees.
He was said to have intentionally, or something else, dismissed all solicitations reached out to him by the board, be that as it may, just reacted when the report of the advisory group was discharged.
In the interim, the media helper to CAN President, Bayo Oladeji, revealed to Daily Sun that the supposed plot to evacuate Otubu was false.
He stated: "It is absolutely false. The kite could have been flown by Otubu's followers, to pre-empt the conceivable result of the NEC meeting."
Whenever reached, Otubu, said the NEC has no sacred capacity to expel him as CAN's VP and "every one of their endeavors would be in vanity.
"It would be ideal if you ignore the media report and the supposed talk. Naturally, they have no capacity to unseat me," he said.
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