The All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) in Anam­bra Central Senato­rial District has mapped out necessary strategies to ensure victory for the party in the 2015 general elections.
Addressing a meeting of stakeholders, the Chair­man of APGA Forum in the senatorial zone, Chief Eme­ka Onuorah, said the party would spare no effort to en­sure that it recorded victory in the elections.
He stated, however, that the party would not field a presidential candidate for the elections based on the understanding it had with the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
He said: “Every loophole must be plugged to ensure that we do not lose any elec­tion in the senatorial district.”
Onuorah, who is also the chairman of Njikoka Local Government Area, explained that the organisation was a complementary body aimed at strengthening APGA, and would not, in any way, be in opposition to the party’s of­ficials at any level.
He warned that any elected APGA official, who failed to encourage intend­ing members in the rural communities to register with the party, would be shown the way out.
The chairman urged all the stakeholders to strive to in­crease the numerical strength of the party in their respec­tive areas. He commended Governor Willie Obiano for his good work in the state, which he said, would help to endear APGA to the elector­ate.
He said: “There is no doubt that the governor’s good work will help to en­dear APGA in the minds of the people and help us to en­sure victory at the poll.”

 

2015: APGA strategises for victory