We haven’t and do not plan to collapse our structure for any party in Enugu – APGA warns
The All Progressive Grand Alliance (APGA) in Enugu State has said it did not collapse its structure for any party in the state in respect of the March 18 governorship and House of Assembly elections.
The State Chairman of the party, Ndubuisi EnechiOnyia disclosed this on Friday in a statement.
The party chairman said the news that APGA collapsed its structure in Enugu in his words : was a case of “mercantile political jobbers” and said it was “laughable”.
Ndubuisi described the perpetrators of such chaotic news in the party as political jobbers whose mercantile nature found no place in the party’s pursuit of good governance.
He labelled them mischief-makers.
Ndubuisi expressed his gratitude for the thousands of foot soldiers who had formed an active support system to ensure the success of the party at the state elections.
He believed that APGA has the human power and the loyal members to cause a political upset in Saturday’s polls.
He said, “The political landscape in the country has since given more credence to a structure of people committed to values and principles.
“We have had many joining our movement in the past one year, and we are not fazed by merchants who see politics as a business for pecuniary interests.
“This is the season where mercantile politicians reveal their true colours, so it is not surprising,” he said.
If there will be a party that people would collapse their structure for, it would be APGA because its governorship candidate in Enugu, Frank Nweke Jnr is the candidate to beat in this election”.
According to him, the party fielded the best, the most competent and is confident in the way the people of Enugu have embraced his candidacy.
“This is about the people, not a few politicians,” EnechiOnyia added.
APGA has refused to collapse its structure for any party, as they believe they have the best.
The States’ elections are held tomorrow.
