We hear APC Vice Chairman slapped a party chieftain in Enugu

by Ranti Joseph

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There seems to be a major crisis brewing in the All Progressives Congress in Enugu State as reports emerged on Friday that the party’s National Vice Chairman, South East, Emma Eneukwu, allegedly slapped the governorship candidate in the just concluded elections, Okey Ezea, following an argument over the state’s ministerial slot in Muhammadu Buhari’s incoming administration.

The incident reportedly took place in Abuja on Thursday during a meeting of South East APC leaders at the Imo State Governor’s Lodge.

It was gathered that the closed-door meeting was chaired by Imo State governor, Rochas Okorocha, and had Senator Chris Ngige, Senator Osita Izunaso, Gen. Okoloagu and others in attendance.

Ezea disclosed the development in a text message that was forwarded to journalists in Enugu on Friday.

During the meeting, they discussed the sharing of key appointments, as Ezea, in the SMS, said Eneukwu slapped him because he told the South East leaders that Nsukka zone, where he hailed from, should produce the minister.

He accused Eneukwu, who is from Udi, Enugu West Senatorial Zone, of wanting the ministerial slot for himself and trying to actualise the ambition through violence.

“Emma Eneukwu slapped me today because I told South East leaders that Nsukka has not been minister since 1999. He did this before Rochas, Ngige, Izunaso, J. O. J, Gen. Eze, Ucha etc.

“I just said the truth and requested justice and equity in the affairs of our party and Enugu State. Emma (Eneukwu) wants to be minister by violence. Emma from Udi LGA which has minister since 2007 including the incumbent, Chinedu Nebo. We must fight injustice and oppression. APC is change,” the text message reads.

One comment

  1. Good for you. That serves you right.

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