Ukachukwu’s Ambition Dead On Arrival, Anambra Will Reject Him—–Obigwe
Mr Chinedu Obigwe, the National Coordinator of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) Media Warriors Forum, Chinedu Obigwe, has described the aspiration of Dr Nicholas Ukachukwu to govern Anambra as dead on arrival.
Obigwe who was reacting to a social media article entitled titled “Prof Soludo does not behave like a Professor.”
said he would never support Ukachukwu who is the candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC) even if offered billions of naira.
Obigwe dismissed the publication as a “senseless piece” written by a “hungry author and fool forever,” alleging that it was sponsored by Ukachukwu’s political camp.
“I know when he was given ₦5 million cash at a hotel in Awka as part payment for the dirty job he is doing for them. I’m not surprised that he authored that senseless piece against me — he must justify his pay,” Obigwe alleged.
He insisted that his support for Soludo is borne out of personal conviction and not financial inducement, unlike the “pay-as-you-go writer” who authored the controversial article.
Obigwe also launched a scathing attack on a certain female senator who was seen dancing Skelewu at a public function, calling the act disgraceful.
“I still maintain my stand that the Skelewu-dancing Senator proved to the whole world that she is not normal. She should bury her head in shame instead of moving around Anambra in the guise of campaigning for Ukachukwu,” he said.
He questioned the kind of values she would impart on her children and the Anambra women she is campaigning to lead, declaring that “there is nothing to learn from her.”
Obigwe maintained that the Anambra Government House is for serious-minded leaders, not entertainers, and vowed:
“Even if you pay me billions, I will not support Nicholas Ukachukwu’s dead-on-conception governorship ambition. It is Soludo/Ibezim or nothing ti
ll March 17, 2030.”
