Chekwas Okorie Should End The Lamentation: Gov. Soludo Is Too Busy To Hear Him 

Chekwas Okorie is on a mission impossible, especially now that he is fighting on the side of Party Hackers whose borrowed time is fast ticking into oblivion. It is not such a good time for the Septuagenarian who is skilled at blackmail and spewing half-truth. His hope to retire and live off the resources of APGA is already far-flungged and can only exist in the figment of his endless imaginations.

In spite of whatever pay check Chief Chekwas is trying to justify, the facts he is yet to explain to the reading public are as follows;

— At what point was his expulsion from APGA reversed?

— What is the content of the Supreme Court letter clarifying the issues around Form 48 demanded against the INEC Chairman?

— What was the very reason (s) for which the Appeal Court granted the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) and Sly Ezeokenwa leave to Appeal their earlier ruling?

— Where is the Court Order mandating INEC to declare Edozie Njoku the National Chairman of APGA?

— Why is Edozie Njoku still challenging the leave granted APGA and Sly Ezeokenwa to Appeal the ruling to the Supreme Court?

Every other ad-hominem contained in his latest write up are only fit for the dustbin of history. He is frantically courting for Gov. Soludo’s attention. Sadly, the ever busy National Leader of APGA and Economist of global repute, has busied himself with attending to the welfare of his Employers — Ndi Anambra — so much so that he has no time for a spent fellow crying like a weaned baby.

Chief Chekwas should at this point have some honour for his person, even though he has none, and allow the Law to continue taking its course.

– Mazi Ejimofor Opara
National Publicity Secretary, APGA.