A chieftain of APGA in Abia and governorship aspirant, Sir Chikwe Udensi has knocked to leadership of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP and All Progressives Congress, APC in the state, saying they are in confusion.
While speaking on a radio programme Open Parliament streamed live on ABN radio on Wednesday, Sir Udensi said the leadership of PDP in Abia is not visible and its chairman is unknown and does not contribute to national issues.
On APC he said the Abia chapter of the party is in three factions and does not have a central leadership.
While describing both parties as mired in confusion, the Interpol Systems Consultant said only the All Progressive Grand Alliance, APGA is properly coordinated and constituted to provide leadership to people of the state.
He commended the chairman of APGA in the state, saying his antecedents speak for him as well as his ability to contribute meaningfully to national issues.
He took a swipe at PDP and APC for their inability to put their houses in order, insisting that only APGA has the administrative cohesion and collaboration with every of its members.
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He dismissed rumours that an anointed candidate has been set aside for the governorship election coming up in the state next year.
Udensi said the process to determine who the governorship candidate of APGA has not started, insisting that nobody has been anointed to fly the flag of the party.
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