FCT, Abuja - The All Progressive Grand Alliance (APGA) has
announced Professor Peter Umeadi as the flag bearer of the
party in the forthcoming presidential election, Vanguard
reports.

Umeadi’s declaration as the party’s candidate was made
known at the party’s special convention with the presence of the party’s members and leaders from all the six geo-political zones of Nigeria.

Governor of Anambra state, Charles Soludo cast his vote
during the Anambra governorship election where he emerged winner under the umbrella of APGA. Photo: Charles Soludo As gathered by Legit.ng , the convention was held at the party’s headquarters in Katampe-Abuja.

150 delegate endorses Prof. Umeadi

Prof. Umeadi’s victory was confirmed after he secured the
approval of 150 party delegates who endorsed his candidacy.

Speaking at the convention, the national chairman of APGA,
Chief Victor Oye expressed his profound appreciation to party members and delegates for making it to the convention in Abuja.

Oye who was filled with optimism and motivation stated that APGA will pull up an upset and win the presidential seat in the 2023 general elections.

He said Prof. Umeadi is primed to succeed President
Muhammadu as the next president of Nigeria.

Meanwhile, Umeadi while reacting to his emergence as the
party’s flag bearer pledged that he will transform Nigeria into a better place for Nigerians if elected into the Aso Villa.

Senate: Obiano’s wife floors husband’s ex-chief of staff for APGA ticket

In another report, Ebelechukwu Obiano has won the Anambra North senatorial primary of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA).

She defeated her husband’s former Chief of Staff, Primus Odili, to emerge the APGA candidate in a keenly contested primary.

Mrs Obiano , at the primary held at the Chuba Ikpeazu
Stadium, Onitsha, Onitsha North Local Government Area,
scored 152 votes while her closest rival, Odili got 120.

2023: Senator Abaribe rejects APGA's offer

Following reports of his joining the All Progressives Grand
Alliance (APGA), Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe has said he is
not leaving the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).

The lawmaker debunked the claim that he was leaving the
PDP to pursue his governorship aspiration through his media aide.

According to Abaribe, leaving the opposition party has never crossed his mind and he would be contesting for the Abia governorship on the PDP platform.

https://www.legit.ng/politics/1472566-breaking-peter-obis-former-party-apga-announces-presidential-candidate-2023-election/

Good. Let a of them test their popularity.

He's not popular

Close down this useless party. Soludo will decamp after 2023 election.

Lol

Sergio101:
Lol

You too laff loud like me.

lol las las everybody go dey alright....

waste of money