Senator Ned Nwoko, who is the representative for Delta North in the National Assembly, does not plan to leave the All Progressives Congress (APC) right now or in the future. This was stated clearly by APC leader, Engineer Emmanuel Eboh, who said the rumors were not true and were just silly and untrue propaganda.
Reacting to news that a picture had gone viral showing Delta North APC politician Chief Emma Ejiofor supposedly meeting with Rotimi Amaechi, the former governor of Rivers State and now a member of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), Chief Eboh said that—if the meeting actually took place—it had nothing to do with Senator Nwoko.
He explained that it’s common for politicians from different parties to meet out of courtesy, but he made it clear that Senator Nwoko knew nothing about the supposed meeting between Amaechi and Ejiofor.
The APC leader said that people trying to show the meeting as a sign that Senator Nwoko might leave the party were just playing political games and making things up.
The statement read, “Distinguished Senator Ned Nwoko is a faithful APC stalwart.He remains firm in support of His Excellency,President Bola Tinubu, the national leader of our party.He is totally committed to the president’s Renewed Hope Agenda and good governance in Delta.
“It is laughable for any one to suggest that Ned is preparing to leave APC. To where? A wise man who saw tomorrow and triggered political tsunami in the whole of Delta state.How can the first prominent political leader to move to APC leave a house he helped to build? Senator Nwoko stands in APC.
“Senator Nwoko was not oblivious of negative propaganda endlessly contrived against him but noted that he would remain focused in his sterling legislative duties which had earned him much admiration and respect”
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