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In the face of no goods like Ararume and Hope Uzodinma being put forward to rule Imo state, I think it is good news that somebody has found it worthy to put this young man forward.I am not surprised he won the primaries soundly and I believe he would any election in Imo state if the rigging can be forestalled.
He fought hard and openly against third term, he was detained and harassed on account of MASSOB and still refused to denounce MASSOB, finally he was kicked out by the Umeh/Ojukwu faction of APGA for exposing Umeh’s bribery of Maurice Iwu to split APGA. I think this young man should receive the un flinching support of every reasonable person in Igbo land, and it would be a clean break from the criminal 419 Udenwa regime. ------------------------------------------------
Onyeaguocha picks AC guber ticket in Imo • Tuesday, Dec 19, 2006 Action Congress (AC) in Imo State, has released the results of its governorship and State Assembly primaries held recently throughout the state, with Hon. Uche Onyeaguocha emerging as winner in the guber contest.
According to a press release issued by the Imo State Action Congress Electoral Panel dated 13th December 2006, a copy which was made available to The Tide, Hon. Onyeaguocha pulled a total of 103,664 votes out of 110,804 as against Barr. Chibuzor Ziggy Azike that had 7,140 votes.
However, Hon Onyeaguocha the incumbent member of the Federal House of Representatives for Owerri Federal Constituency decamped from the All Progressive Grand Alliance (APGA) to Action Congress, where he now stand as the party gubernatorial candidate for Imo State come 2007.
The statement further declared names of successful candidates in the State Assembly contest to include; Chief Joe Dinma Amadi (Aboh-Mbaise), Barr. Ray Nnah (Ezinihitte), Peter Onu (Ahiazu), Hon. Emma Njoku (Owerri North), Mr Nkem Nze (Ikeduru), Mr Kennedy Ogwudire (Mbaitoli), Sir Stanley Chijioke (Nwangele), Chief Asika Nwawiuhe (Ideato South), and Mrs Anayo Mbamara (Ehime-Mbano) state constituencies.
Continuing, the statement which was respectively signed by Mrssrs: Chidi Amadi, Issy Enwere, ThankGod Anyanwu and deacon George Nwadike, stated that the State Assembly primaries was not conclusive in other local government areas, adding that the party will soon carry out some exercise in due course.
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Lets Hope that the election will be free. Unfortunately these other parties doesn't have the infractures and rigging machines to match Peoples destruction Party.
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