The Nationwide Publicity Secretary of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), Mazi Ejimofor Opara, has dismissed speculations that Governor Charles Soludo of Anambra State might defect to the All Progressives Congress (APC) following the latest defection of Enugu State Governor, Peter Mbah, to the ruling social gathering.
Talking with reporters in Awka on Thursday, Opara described such fears as “inordinate and baseless,” insisting that APGA stays firmly answerable for Anambra politics.
“It didn’t come as a shock that the PDP within the South East met this destiny, given the interior wranglings throughout the social gathering from high to backside,” Opara stated.
“For us in APGA, this can be a motion that has produced three governors consecutively and can produce extra within the close to future. In Anambra State, the one social gathering that continues to carry sway is APGA and no different.”
He accused opposition events of peddling falsehoods to create panic and confusion, including that APGA stays targeted on governance and growth.
“What do you count on from the opposition at a time like this? Their inventory in commerce is falsehood, and they’re going to all fail on the finish of the day. APGA will all the time triumph,” Opara maintained.
In keeping with him, Governor Soludo has no purpose to dump APGA, stressing that each APGA and APC share progressive ideologies and have been cooperating politically.
“We aren’t distracted by the rantings of some members of the opposition. There isn’t a purpose in any respect for Governor Soludo to depart APGA for an additional social gathering,” he said.
Opara additionally dismissed claims by the APC governorship candidate, Prince Nicholas Ukachukwu, that he would win Anambra State for the APC, describing such remarks as “daydreaming.”
“Ukachukwu ought to get up from his daydream. Even inside his social gathering, there are unresolved points between his supporters and people of his working mate, Senator Uche Ekwunife. The interior disaster from their so-called major election stays unsettled,” he stated.
He recalled that in latest bye-elections, Ukachukwu and his senatorial candidate didn’t win even in their very own wards, arguing that this underscores the APC’s weak presence within the state.
“The mock election has uncovered the vacancy of Ukachukwu’s boast. It has already marked some extent of departure forward of the November 8 gubernatorial election in Anambra State,” Opara concluded.
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