Debunk Malicious Petition Against Obiora Okonkwo Ahead APC Guber Primaries
Sen. Uche Ekwunife has said she neither authored no had a hand in a petition purportedly signed by herself and five others on behalf of the Elders and Members of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Anambra.
Ekwunife in a Statement signed by Tony Ezike, her Special Adviser Media said she did not under any circumstances write a petition against anyone or aspirant for that matter.
The dismissed the pupported petition as fictitious, malicious, spurious blackmail, treacherous and handiwork of mischiefs against perceived political rivals.
Ekwunife called on members of the public and the APC to disregard in totality the unfounded and unauthorised association of herself as reputable APC stakeholder, with this baseless and ill-intentioned petition.
According to her, a simple comparison reveals a striking difference between the forged signature and that of our principal, further exposing the deceitful intentions of the originators of this falsehood.
“To be clear, Senator Uche Ekwunife does not rely on anonymous letters or petitions to express her stance on political matters.
“Known across the country as one of the most outspoken and courageous voices in Nigerian politics, she would rather engage in direct, honest dialogue than indulge in underhanded tactics.
“If there were any concerns regarding the actions or decisions of Prof. Obiora Okonkwo, she would have addressed them with him directly, although such a situation does not exist
“Prof. Okonkwo remains her very good friend and political associate,” she said.
Ekwunife advised the purveyors of the falsehood to focus on resolving their own political woes rather than drag her into their web of confusion while
reaffirming her unwavering commitment to the growth, unity, and success of APC and the country.
