APUGO DUMPS TINUBU, DRUMS SUPPORT FOR OBI , OTTI


A strong man of Abia politics and Board of Trustees, BOT, member of the All Progressive Congress APC. Prince Benjamin B. Apugo, has solicited support for the presidential candidate of Labour Party, Mr Peter Obi, saying that his integrity, competence and proven track records of achievements have put him ahead of other contenders of the seat.


The APC chieftain who addressed newsmen in his Ibeku Umuahia country home, also drummed support for the governorship candidate of the Labour Party, Dr Alex Otti, saying he has the capital to rebuild Abia State.


Prince Apugo debunked media reports that he had endorsed the Abia APC governorship candidate, High Chief Ikechi Emelike, dismissing the report as misleading.

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He said that  he never gave his blessings to the governorship ambition of Emelike and cautioned against any attempt to use him for political glory.

Apugo accused the APC led Federal Government of neglecting Abia State, saying there is no federal presence in the state.

He also said that APC had not done much for Ndigbo, and urged voters to vote based on the competence and integrity of candidates and not for the party logo in the forth coming polls.

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