Marginalisation: Ebonyi APC Replies Okorocha
The acting chairman of All Progressives Congress (APC) Ebonyi State
chapter, Pastor Eze Nwachukwu Eze has faulted the statements credited to
governor of Imo State, Owelle Rochas Okorocha against minister of
Science and Technology, Dr Ogbonnaya Onu over Onu’s alleged inability to
pay the rent for the APC state secretariat in Ebonyi State and
marginalization of APC members in appointments by the Muhammadu Buhari’s administration, describing it as ‘noisy ranting and insult of the highest order’.
In a statement made available to newsmen, yesterday, Eze noted that Okorocha’s antecedent hardly places him in a position to judge others
in delivering democracy dividends to the people. He noted that Imo
State known for non-payment of salary and riddled with fraudulent
projects under Governor Rochas Okorocha is ill qualified to educate
Ebonyi APC members. He also noted that Okorocha cannot be in a position
to discuss Onu who is widely acknowledged as a development
icon and bastion of the peoples ‘confidence.’ He went on to assert
that Onu’s two years as governor of old Abia State witnessed more dividends of democracy than the almost six years of Okorocha’s governorship of Imo State.
Eze accused Okorocha of fueling crisis in Ebonyi APC in his bid to force himself on Ndigbo as its leader.
“How can a man who cannot control his backyard want to control others?” he queried.
marginalization of APC members in appointments by the Muhammadu Buhari’s administration, describing it as ‘noisy ranting and insult of the highest order’.
In a statement made available to newsmen, yesterday, Eze noted that Okorocha’s antecedent hardly places him in a position to judge others
icon and bastion of the peoples ‘confidence.’ He went on to assert
that Onu’s two years as governor of old Abia State witnessed more dividends of democracy than the almost six years of Okorocha’s governorship of Imo State.
Eze accused Okorocha of fueling crisis in Ebonyi APC in his bid to force himself on Ndigbo as its leader.
“How can a man who cannot control his backyard want to control others?” he queried.
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