APGA Threatens to Suspend Soludo Over Anti-Party Activities

The National Working Committee of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) has declared its readiness to suspend the Governor of Anambra State, Chukwuma Soludo, along with others involved in anti-party activities.
Addressing the media at the Federal High Court in Abuja, the party’s National Chairman, Chief Edozie Njoku, accused Soludo of obstructing every effort by the Supreme Court-recognised NWC to restore harmony within the party while continuing his anti-party conduct.
Njoku further announced that on Thursday, 26th September 2024, the NWC will release the names of party members, including Soludo, who will be suspended for their involvement in anti-party activities.
On the off-cycle governorship election in the state, he emphasized that the party has not endorsed a sole candidate for the race, expressing skepticism regarding Soludo’s chances of securing the party’s nomination through the primaries.
He stated that anyone aspiring to become the governor of the state must participate in the primary process, which he assured would be fair and transparent.
In his address, Njoku lamented the activities of Soludo and some party members who are not willing to respect the party’s leadership and constitution.
“They are pushing us far to the limit, and they are believing that the governor of Anambra State is bigger than the party. No one is bigger than the party, and so maybe they are playing on that I want peace, that I will not change, even the beauty. You will remember what the chairman of the bot said, that we the NWC, must take action so that we don’t look like toothless Bulldogs,” he said.
Njoku concluded that the party is not happy with the conduct of Soludo and other party members, and will take the necessary steps to address the situation.