Oshiomhole Scandal: Nwosu Reveals APC Members’ Stance on Buhari Re-election

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A Governorship aspirant for Imo state, Uche Nwosu has said that while APC members are deeply unhappy with Chairman on the party, Adams Oshiomhole, they are still behind President Buhari for his re-election.

Uche Nwosu, who is the son-in-law of Imo state Governor, Rochas Okorocha, was in line to contest for the top Imo seat in the elections but was ousted from the APC primaries by Hope Uzodinma.

This move angered both Nwosu and Okorocha greatly and they have since then taken to opposing Oshiomhole.

Speaking to reporters recently, Nwosu said that Igbos would still vote Buhari and that Atiku’s endorsement of Igbos leaders will in no way sway them

“We are not losing sleep over the recent endorsement of Atiku by some Igbo leaders.

“The action will not change the reality on ground. The Southeast will deliver Buhari in 2019 because it is our best option.

“We cannot be distracted with the PDP’s Greek gift of Vice President. Our focus as a people should be Igbo presidency in 2023.

“One important question we should be asking ourselves as Ndigbo is, what did we benefit from the PDP for the 16 years it was in power to warrant the endorsement of its candidate, as against what we have recorded within the three years that President Buhari is in power?

“Most of the political decisions of some of our leaders are self-serving and not in the overall interest of the Igbo; but this time, we are committed to pursuing the best political option for the Igbo, which is supporting President Buhari’s second term.

“The fact that the majority of our party members are not happy with the APC National Chairman, Adams Oshiomhole, over the manner he handled the party primaries across the zone, does not affect our support for President Buhari.

“In fact, it is beyond personal considerations. It is about the interest of Ndigbo and we will deliver President Buhari in 2019.

“The support for President Buhari is borne out of his unequaled integrity and uprightness, which is what the country needs most now.”

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