In order to create a Nigeria that its residents can be proud of, the All Progressives Grand Alliance, or APGA, says it is prepared to join forces with other progressive political forces from different parties.
While briefing reporters in Abuja, APGA National Chairman Sly Ezeokenwa made this announcement, repeating remarks made by Charles Soludo, the party’s national leader and governor of Anambra State.
Ezeokenwa claimed that the APGA is now ready to retake its place in Nigerian politics after the Supreme Court’s ruling upheld his chairmanship and ended the party’s internal leadership dispute.
“APGA proudly has elected representatives within and outside the South East. We are ready and willing to work with all other progressives to build Nigeria because we believe in our country.
“As part of our commitment to reconciliation, we have granted amnesty to party members who are genuinely repentant, irrespective of which side they supported during the crisis,” he said.
Ezeokenwa also praised President Bola Tinubu for recognizing APGA’s contributions to the country’s growth by selecting Ambassador Bianca Ojukwu as a minister in his cabinet.
The party chairman thanked Soludo for his leadership in Anambra State and at the party level.
He commended Soludo’s ideas and initiatives, saying they were showing the globe how good leadership could benefit society.
He asserts that the APGA is prepared to support cooperation amongst like-minded political organizations and make a significant contribution to the advancement of the country.
