BREAKING: ETIGWA UWA, SAN, DUMPS APC FOR APGA, PICKS NORMINTION FORM

 

Frontier APC guber aspirant, Elder Etigwe Uwa, SAN has dumped the party to All Progressive Grand Allinace, APGA. 

In a statement he officially signed pleads with the party faithful to accept his decision in good faith while joining APGA. 

THE STATEMENT READS

"My leaders and brethren good afternoon. My plan was to see every leader one by one to explain where I currently find myself but it has not been possible. Please forgive me. I still intend to visit as many as I can and speak to as many as I possibly can. 



I regrettably have to inform you that I have determined to leave the APC and have left to APGA. 

It was difficult decision for me to take given the wonderful people in the party. I have enjoyed the fellowship and oneness I observed in our midst. However considering the hijacking of the party structure in a manner that is clear to all who can see that the process was not democratic and is utterly deceitful, remaining in the party at this time is inconsistent with my conscience. 


I thought to therefore intimate you of this development. 

My primary concern is to join hands with in bringing development to our state. That primary objective can no longer be achieved through the APC at least for now. 

I thank you all for receiving  me warmly and I trust that our paths would keep crossing in our collective and individual quests for the salvation and development of our state."


Warm regards 

Etigwe Uwa SAN FCIArb


MEANWHILE, ELDER WITGEE UWA HAS ALSO PICKED THE GOVERNORSHIP TICKET OF THE ALL PROGRESSIVE GRAND ALLIANCE EARLIER TODAY IN PUSUIT OF HIS ASPIRATION TO BE THE GOVERNOR OF ABIA STATE. 

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