Ken Nnamani, former senate president, says the All
Progressives Congress (APC) will take over the five states in the south-east in
the 2023 general election.
Out of the five states in the region, only Imo and Ebonyi
are under the control of the APC.
Nnamani, a member of the APC national caretaker committee
representing the south-east, said the party’s fortunes will soon change in the
region.
He spoke during a zonal stakeholders’ meeting in Enugu on
Thursday.
Nnamani admonished APC members to support the party in
achieving more visibility in the region.
The APC chieftain said all hands must be on deck for the
party to win all the five south-east states.
He also warned against those portraying APC as anti-Igbo,
saying the notion has consistently affected the party’s success in the
south-east.
Nnamani said the party would not accommodate those indulging
in anti-party activities.
In August, the former senate president had said he was
ashamed that the APC has underachieved in Enugu, his home state.
Nnamani defected to the APC from the Peoples Democratic
Party (PDP) in 2017.
Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi, the governor of Enugu, was elected on the
platform of the PDP in 2015 and was re-elected for a second term in office in
2019.
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