Umeh Is Following In The Footsteps Of Late Odimegwu Ojukwu — Nnoli
Senator Victor Umeh has been commended for his bold, fearless and courageous attitude in speaking against the marginalisation of the South-East.
Speaking to the Dunukofia Local Government executives and members of Senator Victor Umeh Support Group in Ukpo, the state Vice Chairman of APGA, Anambra Central – Sir Theophine Nnoli eulogize Senator Victor Umeh for remaining consistent to the dreams and aspirations of the Late Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu.
He recalled the ultimate sacrifices paid by Senator Victor Umeh for the survival of APGA in Nigeria. He said “In 2003, Umeh rebuffed an offer of Two Hundred and Fifty Million Naira, for the purpose of abandoning APGA and Chief Peter Obi in Court. That offer is above One Billion Naira in the present Nigeria. I wonder where APGA would have been today if Umeh had accepted the offer.”
Earlier, the National Chairman of the group, Prince Uche Oduche said that Senator Victor Umeh has made a remarkable impact within a short space of time at the Senate. According to him, it takes an extreme boldness and courage for someone to achieve such an idyllic performance.
The National Secretary of the group, Hon. Anthony Nchekwube reminded the local government executives of the need to remain absolutely loyal to the party. He stressed the importance of working in harmony with the party’s executives and the existing structures of the party.
Also speaking, The Director-General Victor Umeh Campaign Organisation, Prince Emeka Udodeme enumerated the idyllic qualities of Senator Victor Umeh to include: availability, accessibility and reliability. He was optimistic that the people of Anambra Central will in no distant time witness the benefit of sending the right person to the Senate.
In a vote of thanks Hon. Chukwudi Okeke (Ikpoaku) thanked the National Leadership for the wonderful initiative of forming a formidable support group for Senator Victor Umeh. He assured that Dunukofia will give Umeh massive support in the 2019 General Election.
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