Nwoye calls on APC Chairman to wade into Crisis in Enugu

The former chairman of All Progressive Congress in Enugu State, Dr Ben Nwoye, has called on the party’s National Vice Chairman, South-East, Dr. Ijeomah Arodiogbu, to swiftly attend to the crisis rocking the party in the state. 

Nowye, who spoke during a press briefing over the lingering crisis in the party, advised that an investigative committee should be set up to probe the party’s activities.

He said that the state chairman of the party, Mr Ugochukwu Agballah, needed to be cautioned.

He condemned the reckless manner Agballah has been suspending prominent party stakeholders like former Senate President, Ken Nnamani; former governor, Sullivan Chime; former Speaker, Enugu State House of Assembly, Eugene Odo, and himself, Dr. Nwoye, among others.

Nwoye averred that to save APC in Enugu State and galvanize it for future elections, Agballah’s excesses have to be investigated and his soaring wings clipped.

But reacting to the resolution of the meeting, Nwoye asked Arodiogbu to caution Agballah over the way he has been abusing key state stakeholders of the party in the state and incessant announcement of suspensions.

He added, “Arodiogbu must call Agballah to move the party forward.

 Arodiogbu should advise Agballah. We can rebuild the party to get APC to win in 2027.”