APC Dismisses Soludo’s Visit To Tinubu As Desperate Window Dressing
All Progressive Congress, APC has described the meeting between Gov. Chukwuma Soludo and President Bola Ahmed Tinubu at Presidential Villa, Abuja as the last kick of a dying horse.
The Dr Nicholas Ukachukwu/Senator Uche Ekwunife Campaign Organisation in a Statement on Tuesday described the visit of Soludo to Aso Rock as a sign of desperation typical of the last kick of a dying horse.
A Statement which was reacting to a report with the title “Ukachukwu, Ekwunife Jittery As Tinubu, Soludo Meet In Villa” described Soludo as a man who has lost ground and hovering everywhere in search of assistance.
The APC said there was nothing new with a state governor meeting with the President that should be celebrated as a great feat because the President was keen on getting Anambra under APC.
“We saw the ridiculous statement credited to APGA and her unpopular candidate jubiliating a mere visit to the Commander-In-Chief and President of Nigeria, Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
“This has further vindicated our position that the governor is fast losing relevance amongst the Anambra electorate.
“No amount of posing for the cameras with Mr President will save Soludo from this impending political doom because he has for the past four years misgoverned our state.
“This political premature ejaculation with the name of Mr. President also points to the fact that APGA and her candidate are exhibiting the last kick of a dying horse, he said.
Modebe reiterated the readiness of the APC to win the Aug. 16 by election with Chief Azuka’ Okwuosa for Anambra South Senatorial District and Chuka Ojekwe contesting for Onitsha 1 State Constituency.
He described Azuka as a political Iron-Gate to lead the political war cry and expressed optimism that the party will win the by-election.
“We don’t make noise, we are focused,we have done our underground works and connected with the grassroots ahead of the election and the APC shall use re-run election as a litmus test that APGA and Soludo Soludo are unpopular.
“We call on the Independent National Electoral Commission to be professional in the conduct of the election as an unbiased umpire, because the governorship election in Anambra wil
l not be business as usual.
