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Thursday, 25 September 2014

Setback for Sullivan Chime as Enugu Community denies endorsing him for Senate

 
There were reports over the weekend that the people of Awgu in Enugu West Senatorial district have adopted Governor Sullivan Chime for Senate in the 2015 general

Day turned dark on Tuesday when the President of Ugwulesi Autonomous Community Town Union in Awgu Town, Dr. Dominic Ogbu, said those who visited Chime were “self-appointed political jobbers representing no community from Awgu, hence neither represented the views of their village, let alone those of Awgu people.”

Ogbu said:
“There are three autonomous communities in Awgu town and Chief Stephen Onuoha is not a Traditional Prime Minister to any of the three traditional rulers in Awgu and could not be representing any autonomous community in Awgu town since he has no mandate whatsoever to act in that capacity.

“We, therefore, advise the governor to immediately ask for a refund from his handlers and those political contractors who sold him a false endorsement because they have played a fast one on him.”

Ogbu insisted that Awgu people were “unshaken in their total resolve to ensure that the Deputy President of the Senate, Senator Ike Ekweremadu, returns as Senator of Enugu West Senatorial Zone come 2015 because he has acquitted himself most excellently in this position, bringing about quality representation and rural transformation.”


“We therefore further advice Governor Sullivan Chime and his vain-chasers to count Awgu people out of his desperate quest for endorsement,” Ogbu added.

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