*CHANGE OYE: AN IMPERATIVE FOR APGA'S SURVIVAL.*[quote][/quote]

It has become surprising and painful too, what APGA's leadership under Chief Victor Oye has snowballed into, with messy disregard for transparency and due process, and with no vision for the realization of the party's dream of becoming a formidable Political force in the Southeast and Nigeria.

When Sir Victor Umeh was the Chairman of APGA, though issues did came up as with any system, with clear vision and genuine efforts at carrying every one along, they were resolved amicably and the party waxed stronger.

Chief Oye, on the other hand, has moved far away from the reality that governs APGA, engendering an administration that has become a noisy market place where those with the highest amount buy the people's priced assets.

This was clearly seen and noticed during the last general election, where core party members were treated with scorn, like they don't matter in most states of the federation, denying APGA the very golden opportunity to push its frontiers, especially in the South East, it's supposed home base, all because of lack of vision.

It even took a comic dimension when Mr. Oye organized an 'arrangee' reconciliation of aggrieved aspirants at his house in Amawbia, showing them visible dissafection in the party.

It takes the gallantry of a leader to put things to order, and here the gallantry of Governor Willie Obiano in taking the bull by the horn played out, to salvage the condition.

Let it be known that no sane Army goes to war with a sick Commander.

Chief Oye's return as APGA National Chairman will no doubt, spell more doom for the party in Anambra State and further destroy its chances of making in-roads into other parts of the country.

There's no hope of repentance for a whose god is his stomach, who has no regards for morality, sanity or decorum.

The only way out for APGA is to change Chief Oye and enthrone a visionary leader with the knack for excellence.

This is the task ahead of us and one we must accomplish.