Tuesday, April 23, 2024

Anambra: APC urges APGA not to heat polity

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The Director, Media and Publicity for Senator Andy Uba Governorship Campaign Organisation, Afam Ogene, has urged the ruling All Progressives Grand Alliance in Anambra State to stop heating the polity.

Ogene said that the call became necessary based on what he called the false claims by APGA that the All Progressive Congress had already written results of the governorship poll in 10 local government areas of the state before the election commenced.

The News Agency of Nigeria reports that SAUGCO spoke in a statement made available to journalists.

Describing the allegation as ridiculous, the statement read that “If the government was sure that such action happened on the eve of an election in its state, the best is to quit the governorship race and, like true compatriots, warmly congratulate the presumptive winner of the contest, Senator Andy Uba.

“Indeed, if APGA were to believe their own lies, why then are they still pretending to be in the governorship race?

“Real politics, as well as real life situation, dictate that once one is snookered beyond help, the right and appropriate step to take is to throw in the towel of surrender.

“Anyone who has followed the trajectory of APGA’s campaign leading up to Saturday’s poll would have noted that the dominant theme of its electioneering was the flurry with which it manufactured one tale after another, all targeted at the APC.

“For an issue as delicate as having some results of today’s election already written, how come APGA is the only political party privy to this fact?

“As a matter of fact, are we now being confronted with a fait accompli by the outgoing governor, Chief Willy Obiano’s administration, in a classic case of the witch crying in the night and the child dying at dawn.”

It further stated that the winner of the Anambra governorship election would only emerge from votes garnered at the various polling units across the state, adding that the attempt to pull wool over people’s eyes was a ploy taken too far.

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