A governorship aspirant of the All Progressives Congress, Prof Obiora Okonkwo, has vowed to finish Anambra’s condition as a one-party surrounding through defeating Governor Chukwuma Soludo within the November 5 election.
The Chairman of United Nigeria Airways made this declaration on Tuesday on the APC nationwide secretariat in Abuja upcoming filing his nomination and voice of hobby modes.
Consistent with him, permitting the All Progressives Brilliant Alliance to preserve its bear on Anambra through leveraging the legacy of the Biafra warlord and APGA founder, Odumegwu Ojukwu, would proceed to deprive the surrounding of some great benefits of aligning with the central govt.
He stated, “Anambra can’t be omitted. We now have misplaced a accumulation through status unwanted. We can’t proceed to be a one-party surrounding. The true beneficiaries had been APGA governors, no longer the nation of Anambra Condition. Our get together is controlled through seasoned politicians who is not going to fall for APGA’s gimmicks.
“Our president, the chief of the get together, is a extremely strategic baby-kisser who’s a real get together guy. He’s going to no longer sabotage his get together or its candidate. I will be able to safeguard you that APC is critical, and Anambra is able to attach to the centre.
“When Anambra aligns with the APC leadership, it will be easier to connect with the rest of the South East. We have already seen this process in action with the establishment of the South East Development Commission.”
Okonkwo additionally brushed aside as “fraudulent” claims from the APGA camp that Soludo had reached an commitment with APC and President Bola Tinubu to again his re-election in trade for Anambra’s votes within the 2027 presidential election.
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