We Cannot Continue Fighting – APGA National Chairman Calls For Reconciliation

The National Chairman of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), Edozie Njoku, has expressed his commitment to unifying the party and addressing the grievances of its members.

This declaration was made during a visit to the traditional ruler of the Ibeku community in the Aboh Mbaise Council Area of Imo state, HRH Igwe Onyekachi Ukpabi, who graciously hosted him for a lavish reception to commemorate his recent victory in the Supreme Court.

Furthermore, Njoku cautioned those who oppose him from diverting attention from the Governor of Anambra State, Chukwuma Soludo, by engaging in political disputes.

“The party can only progress when members are united. We call on aggrieved members to put aside their differences and unite to strengthen the party to enable it to achieve its common goals. My leadership will be marked by the principles of internal democracy, equity, fairness and the rule of law.

“We call on all national, state and local government officials of the party to take the privilege of leadership seriously and abide by the laws and guiding principles laid by the founder of the party, Chief Chekwas Okorie.

“APGA is a national party, not a regional party, and the leadership of this great party is a divine privilege. As party members, we cannot continue fighting and this is why I am extending the olive branch to our aggrieved members, for united we stand,” he said.