Hon Chinedu Nkwonta, the mouth piece of APGA Anambra state chapter, a learned political juggernaut whose experience and exposure spans a wider horizon par-excellence; The APGA die hard is currently in London holding it down for the party which stands as an avenue for the Igbo man's survival in Nigeria and for the man whose monumental strides has made Anambra state enviable amongst states, and that is no other person than the Willingly Working Governor, the Akpokuedike Global, Chief Dr Willie Maduaburochukwu Obiano, the Executive Governor of Anambra state...
The erudite speaker has unfettered the Londonians who over a
distance thirst for a more credible information on the current
conditions of Anambra state as against the speculations by some
disgruntled individuals against the governor.
In a meeting with the stakeholders of the APGA UK chapter,
the APGA spokesman enumerated the various achievements of the current
administration in the state and the party pointing out that APGA and
Anambra state is stirred towards greatness. He assure them that
Governor Willie Obiano is on cause in ensuring that Ndi Anambra are
happy in their state and that the state is elevated to international
standards... He assured them that security of lives and property is no
longer a problem in Anambra state, the ongoing flyovers and bridge
projects are all geared towards making our roads easily accessible and
safe for Ndi Anambra. He did not fail to recount the areas of
industrialization, noting that as one of the priorities of the current
administration thereby calling on them not to hesitate in coming home to
invest.
The Publicity Secretary of APGA Anambra state also advised
them to disregard those criticisms referring to them as "people who are
aggrieved by the progress of the governor" and "mischievous"... He
commended the chapter for their commitment and support and urged them to
do more stressing that the current APGA structure is capable of
dominating the Nigerian politics sooner.
On his part, the Chairman of the APGA UK chapter, Chief
Eric Chika Nzekwe thanked the Publicity Secretary for his visit and
assured him that the chapter will continue to support the governor and
the decisions of the party. He listed a couple of projects already
carried out by his chapter and reiterated their willingness to do more.
"the APGA leadership in the entire Europe coordinated by
APGA UK has resolved to do everything possible to preserve and protect
the only APGA working Governor in Nigeria stressing that the death of
APGA shall signal the end of Ndigbo". -Chief Eric said.
They reiterated their commitment to work with the National
leadership of Chief Dr. Victor Ike Oye and the BoT Chairman in making
sure that APGA takes the entire South East in the next election for a
start. They listed some of their challenges which includes access to
current membership cards, party materials and identification letter from
the National office to enable them carryout their activities with
confidence.
The APGA UK BoT Chairman, Chief Okechukwu Emeronye having
thanked the honorable for the visit, frowned at the activities of those
perpetuating evil against their state pointing out that "any insult
against the governor is as well an insult against Ndi Igbo" thereby
calling on Ndi Igbo in general to regard them as enemies of the state;
those who are (maybe) disenfranchised by the willingness of the governor
in delivering uncompromised democratic dividends to the people even at
the grassroots... He further called on them to desist forthwith, or face
the consequences noting that there are consequences for
all actions and inactions of man.
all actions and inactions of man.
Few days later, the relentless party man also had a session
with the members of APGA Italy chapter led by Mazi Iriaka NN Hodge
Samson; some of the key points discussed include, how to strengthen the
party chapters in diaspora and enhance effective communication with the
mother body. The Chairman of the APGA Italy chapter is Chief Obadiegwu
while Chief Oliver Asiegbu is the Publicity Secretary.
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