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Ex-gov candidate Nwosu dismisses defection rumours, reaffirms APC membership

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A former governorship candidate of the Motion Alliance in Imo State, Uche Nwosu, has dismissed social media rumours of his alleged defection to the African Democratic Congress, reaffirming his loyalty to the All Progressives Congress.

Nwosu formally revalidated his APC membership on Sunday through the get together’s ongoing e-registration train in his ward, Eziama Obaire, Nkwerre Native Authorities Space of Imo State.

Addressing get together trustworthy and group members on the occasion, Nwosu dispelled hypothesis that he was planning to defect to the ADC.

Describing himself as a founding member of the APC, Nwosu mentioned he had no intention of leaving a celebration he helped to construct.

Former governorship candidate, Uche Nwosu, addressing APC members. Photograph: Uche Nwsou/Fb

“I stay a dedicated member of the All Progressives Congress. I can’t abandon a home I helped to construct. I’ve no plan to defect to the African Democratic Congress,” he mentioned.

He added that former Imo State Governor, Owelle Rochas Okorocha, and different members of the Rescue Mission workforce stay dedicated to the APC.

Nwosu urged his supporters and residents to register en masse with the APC and actively help the get together in any respect ranges, from the grassroots to the federal stage.

He careworn the significance of political participation and civic consciousness, calling on residents to stay engaged in shaping their political future.

The train was attended by a number of get together leaders and stakeholders, together with the ward chairman and executives, the ward councillor, the President Common of Eziama Obaire, in addition to the Director Common and executives of the Ugwumba Motion.

Additionally current had been the Eze-Elect of Eziama Obaire and former government chairmen from Nkwerre, Orsu and Isu Native Authorities Areas.

Former governorship candidate, Uche Nwosu, addressing group youth. Photograph: Uche Nwsou/Fb

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