Hon. Tony Amalu, a Chieftain of APC has described the recent publication by one Mr. Emeka Ude eulogizing the performance of the governor of Enugu State Barr Peter Mbah as disappointing and ill-timed. In his words, it’s unfortunate that at a time like this when the All Progressive Congress in Enugu State under the able and capable leadership of Barr Ugo Agballa is fighting against highest level of sabotage from some self serving unsurper and power mongers in the State chapter of APC, when all well meaning party faithfuls should come together to salvage the situation and work assiduously to win massively in the forth coming local government election in the State. He described such publication as unfortunate, especially coming from a man he respects so much. He called on the party leadership to stay strong irrespective of distractions from some disloyal members of the party who can be likened to Wolves in Sheep’s clothing. We must be focused to achieve our goals. While describing the APC Chairman of the State Barr Ugo Agballa as a pragmatic, grassroot mobilizer and a visionary leader, he maintained that Enugu State is so strategic in South East and at such, we must allign properly with the power at the center in other to benefit essentially from the renewed hope development agenda of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. Chief Tony Amalu praised the innovative Minister of the Federal Ministery of Innovation, Science and Technology, Hon. Uche Nnaji for repositioning the ministry as a vital solution for national challenges and engine room for transformation and acceleration of the nation’s economic advancement, which was evident with the recent establishment of the Technology and Innovation Expo. It’s in view of the above that, He also called on party members to desist from making unnecessary inflammatory statements and join hands with the party leadership to build a robust party of our dreams that is capable of challenging and taking power from PDP is subsequent elections.
Hon.Tony berates Emeka Udeh over publication eulogizing Gov Mbah
