The former member of the House of Representatives and Chieftain of the All Progressive Congress, Hon. Victor Afam Ogene has called the southern region to embrace APC or risk losing the presidency in 2023.

Hon. Ogene in a statement personally signed by him on Monday, in Abuja, said “In fact, since it is common knowledge that the rival People’s Democratic Party, PDP would most likely look towards the North for its presidential candidate, the right politicking for Ndigbo would be to support the APC win Anambra and therefrom make a determined bid to produce the party’s standard-bearer for 2023”. Information Guide Nigeria

INDEPENDENT reports that Hon. Ogene revealed that there’s a growing national consciousness that the ruling, APC should be supported, once again which has to lead to the gale of defection into APC. Jamb Result

Siting the numerous project by the APC lead administration, he said, “Indeed, with several landmark projects, including the iconic second Niger bridge, the Onitsha – Enugu, Arochukwu – Ohafia – Bende and Enugu – Port Harcourt expressways, completion of the Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe mausoleum, construction of a brand new runway at the Enugu International Airport, the Ariaria Market Electrification project, Onitsha Inland Port project, payment of pension arrears owed ex-Biafran soldiers since their presidential pardon in 2000 and impact of NIRSAL and other loans which promote business, the APC, without a doubt, ought to be a destination of choice for Ndigbo.”

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With the recent appointment of Senator Ifeanyi Ararume as chairman of the new Board of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, and Senator Margery Chuba-Okadigbo as member representing the Southeast on the same Board, He urged Ndigbos to seize the opportunity and play a defining role in the politics of presidential election in 2023.

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