Anambra Election: APC Sacks Publicity Secretary For Congratulating Soludo

The All Progressives Congress, APC, Anambra State chapter on Sunday, sacked its public secretary, Mr. Okelo Madukaife for allegedly involving in anti-party actions.

The State Chairman of the celebration, Mr. Basil Ejidike who made this recognized throughout a press briefing in Awka, the Anambra State capital, mentioned Okelo had no energy to congratulate Soludo for profitable the simply concluded Anambra Governorship election.

In line with the Chairman, Okelo was suspended in June this yr, stressing that he has no purpose to be parading himself as an official of the APC.

He lamented that Okelo not too long ago appeared on a nationwide tv to congratulate Soludo of the All Progressives Grand Alliance, APGA when APC was nonetheless finding out the result of the November 6 election.

Ejidike mentioned: OKelo was suspended in June this yr. Somebody who was suspended from the celebration went on air claiming to be making statements on behalf of the celebration and we really feel disturbed. We really feel that such a state of affairs shouldn’t be allowed.

In case you are not with the celebration, you aren’t with it. You can’t be out of the celebration and nonetheless be talking for the celebration.

Since June 2021, Okelo has been raining abuses on APC and its management and to place the information straight, he has not been attending conferences and actions of the celebration.

His suspension adopted his indictment over his involvement in anti-party actions.

He has since then been changed by the State Assistant Publicity Secretary, Mr. Nonso Chinwuba according to the structure of the celebration.

The celebration, due to this fact, enjoins most people and the media particularly to desist from coping with him as agent of APC. Because it stands, Okelo Madukaife doesn’t belong to APC.

We want to state categorically that so far as the Anambra Governorship ballot is worried, we now have not congratulated anyone because the celebration continues to be finding out the state of affairs with a view to approaching the courtroom to problem the ballot.