Total Takeover? Former Senate Nnamani Says All-Southeast States Will Belong to APC in 2023
- An ex-Senate president, Ken Nnamani, has declared that the All Progressives Congress (APC) would capture the southeast in 2023
- The southeast geopolitical zone comprises five states but the Imo and Ebonyi states are controlled by the APC
- Nnamani urged the APC members to ensure that all hands are on deck for the party to win all the five southeast states
Enugu, Enugu - A former Senate president, Ken Nnamani, has said that the All Progressives Congress (APC) would take over the five states in the southeast in the 2023 general election.
TheCable reports that out of the five states in the region, only Imo and Ebonyi are under the control of the APC.
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Legit.ng gathered that Nnamani, who is a member of the APC national caretaker committee representing the southeast, said the party’s fortunes would soon change in the region.
APC members must support the party to capture southeast
The former lawmaker spoke during a zonal stakeholders’ meeting in Enugu on Thursday, September 2, admonishing APC members to support the party in achieving more visibility in the region.
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Vanguard also reports the APC chieftain, who defected to the APC from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in 2017, said all hands must be on deck for the party to win all the five southeast states.
He also warned against those portraying APC as anti-Igbo, saying the notion has consistently affected the party’s success in the southeast, saying that the party would not accommodate those indulging in anti-party activities.
The former Senate president had in August said he was ashamed that the APC has underachieved in Enugu, his home state.
Governor Obiano warns APC, PDP against rigging of Anambra election
Meanwhile, Legit.ng had previously reported that the governor of Anambra state, Willie Obiano, warned that anybody planning to rig the November 6, governorship election would fail.
It was reported that Obiano's message was contained in a statement issued by his commissioner for information and public enlightenment, Don Adinuba.
He said the state government was in possession of intelligence reports showing that some people were preparing to march on the streets over alleged plans to rig the November 6, election.
Source: Legit.ng