ACPN tells Deltans to flush out Okowa, PDP cabals
The national leadership of the Allied Congress Party of Nigeria (ACPN) and its governorship candidate in Delta state Chief Paul A. Isamade has called on the people of the state to reject the governorship candidate of Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Ifeanyi Okowa and what he describes as cabals holding the state to ransom.
The ACPN urged the people of the state to come out to elect its governorship candidate in Saturday’s election.
The party’s governorship candidate in a media briefing in Abuja on Wednesday said it is a shame that despite huge oil revenue comming to the state in the last 20 years, Delta still lacked all the necessary infrastructures.
He also said it was persuading that all right thinking and lovers of our dear state Delta, to reject the people that want to perpetually put us in this mess.
“It is my pleasure to address you today because our Delta state is not working after 20 years of democracy. If you look around us, our neighbours who do not recieve up to 50% of our revenue have better infrastructures, better road network and bettter schools.
“I urge you all to vote en mass for the ACPN, so that collectively we will reclaim Delta state for the benefit of all and not for any group or the unprogressives cabals. It is a shame that despite our huge oil revenue of 20 years running, we still lack all of these.
Come 9th March, vote for your destiny, Vote ACPN for Governor.”
Isamade, in a statement on Sunday had denied endorsing the re-election bid of governor Ifeanyi Okowa as it was reported in some quarters saying that he remain committed to winning the election, urging the general public to disregard insinuation in some quarters that it has endorsed the re-election bid of the incumbent governor, Ifeanyi Okowa.
“Allied Congress Party of Nigeria “ACPN” wish to inform the general public that the party in Delta state has not and will not endorse any other candidate in the March 9th governorship election because the party is contesting the said electrion”, he stated.
