Anambra Decides 2021: APC Floored at Deputy Governor's Polling Unit

Anambra Decides 2021: APC Floored at Deputy Governor's Polling Unit

  • The All Progressives Congress (APC) did not come out victorious at the polling unit of the Anambra deputy governor, Nkem Okeke
  • Okeke on Saturday, November 6, failed to deliver his polling unit 008 Etiti Awovu, Enugwu-Ukwu
  • Of the 114 cast at the polling unit, the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) was able to claim 67 votes

The Anambra deputy governor, Nkem Okeke, was on Saturday, November 6, defeated at his polling unit 008 Etiti Awovu, Enugwu-Ukwu.

Okeke who recently defected from the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) to the All Progress Congress (APC) was unable to deliver to his new party, PM News reports.

Voting at Anambra guber
The APC lost at the deputy governor's polling unit
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The Anambra deputy governor on the platform of the APC was able to poll only 24 votes

The results for other parties at the same polling unit are as follows:

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PDP - 13

APM - 1

ADC - 1

YPP - 3

LP - 1

APGA - 67

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Meanwhile, Okeke had said that the security of lives, would be prioritized, for the peaceful co-existence of all persons in Anambra.

The Nation reports that Okeke disclosed this was one of the main focuses of the APC, governorship candidate, Sen. Andy Uba in the state.

He said Uba had reassured him that the security of lives and properties of Anambra people would be top on his political agenda of development.

The deputy governor in an interview on Monday, November 1, in Awka, noted that the Uba had a very good manifesto to transform the state to a higher standard that would be across all economic and social strata of the state to yield great opportunities.

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Okeke added that the opportunities would be an inclusive one, where the young, the aged and the middle-aged, would have a say in the running of the state affairs through organised town hall meetings, seminars and workshops.

He said:

“Knowledge is power, the ability to listen to all strata of persons would provide inclusiveness in the leadership of APC in the state.
“The needs of the people would be sought as your voices would be needed in taking major decisions in the state.”

He said that the political blackmail of APC being a Fulani party is not true at all, that is a national party, Igbo should not deny themselves their right of ownership in the political field of the nation.

Source: Legit.ng

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