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From Okey Sampson, Umuahia
Former Senate minority leader, Enyinnaya Abaribe, has warned Abians against allowing godfathers in 2023.
He gave the warning, yesterday, in Umuahia during the official opening of a campaign office of All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) governorship candidate in the state, Greg Ibe.
He said next year’s election would be keenly contested and results formally announced, adding that those hoping to rig the election has failed.
“Next year’s election will be contested and results announced. Those hoping it will be rigged have failed because we will occupy Abia Government House next year,” he said.
Abaribe described Ibe as a self-made man who has offered himself for service to the people.
Before declaring open the campaign office, Ibe said APGA would take over the state in 2023.
Ibe, who described APGA as the right direction for Abians, assured Abia would experience uncommon transformation from next year if he takes over as the state’s chief executive.
He thanked party’s members for keeping the APGA flag of progressive flying even while he was away on foreign trip.
The governorship candidate said Abians have been provided with the best alternative in APGA, adding that he and his party are set to deliver Abians from the years of underdevelopment.
“The commissioning of my campaign offices in Aba and Umuahia will mark the beginning of the change of the narrative,” he said.
Ibe further assured Abia would occupy a front seat in development among other states.
