Browsing: Joe Igbokwe

In our initial submission, we warned that Oyegun is willing to dash the ideals and the institutions of the party in order to advance some hidden agenda in stark opposition to the progressive goals upon which this party has been founded. Oyegun’s reply is that of a guilty man who has hired a legal pettifogger to manufacture what seem like sound arguments but which are really nothing but sound.

All things considered, Anambra is a strong, viable and a very important state in Nigeria and therefore anybody that aspires to rule this state must be cerebral, strong and experienced. Anambra people cannot go for less in the midst of gifted leaders that can hold their own anywhere in the world. We cannot go to where we have sea of birds and begin to hunt for nwanza (the smallest bird). Dante Algheri says the hottest places in hell will be reserved for those who maintain their neutrality in the face of grave national crisis. It is going to be a disservice to Ndi Anambra if our well to-do leaders sit on the fence as we elect a governor in November 16 2013

For records purposes it is pertinent to remind Nigerians at home and in diaspora that the journey to where we are today started before 2011 general elections. But due to limited time available then we were unable to make reasonable progress and the merger suffered a setback. Determined to make it happen again, the founders picked up the courage and returned to the drawing board