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Ogah calls for resignation of Abia APC Excos over alleged fraud

A Chieftain of the All Progressives Congress, APC, in Abia State, Chief Amobi Ogah has called for the resignation of Executives of the party in the State, saying that such has become necessary since they could not play the role of opposition in the State.

Ogah’s anger is against the party’s inability to come out with a press statement, ever since the rage of fraud allegation rages in the State, stating that if the party can not rise up to the occasion and play its role very well, the Executives of the party should have no other option than to resign honorably.

He said this has become imperative in order to make the opposition party be alive to its responsibilities to the people, adding that the time to act is now.

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