THE Special Adviser to Governor Willie Obiano of Anambra State on political matters, Chief Ifeatu Obi-Okoye and the Vice Chairman of the All Progressives Grand Alliance APGA in the Anambra South Senatorial District Chief Titus Anigbogu says the party will not enter into an alliance with any other political party before the February sixteenth presidential election in 2019.
They stated this in Awka while reacting on the rumour making the round that APGA is working for All Progressives Congress APC and it Presidential Candidate, President Mohammadu Buhari 2019 reelection bid.
According to them, APGA will only consider an accord with other political parties if no clear winner emerged after the Presidential election and a run-off became absolutely necessary.
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Chiefs Obi-Okoye a lawyer and Titus Anigbogu expressed optimism that APGA will win convincingly in the Governorship elections in Abia, Imo, Zamfara and the Nasarawa States in addition to making great impacts in Benue, Taraba and other States in the Middle Belt and Southern Region.
They noted that signing into law of a new electoral act by President Muhammadu Buhari less than three months to the general elections might cause confusion and vitiate the primary elections already conducted by political parties based on the existing electoral act.
Chiefs Obi-Okoye and Anigbogu also explained that the on-going reconciliation effort with aggrieved party faithful over the outcome of the recent APGA primaries is yielding positive results.
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