APC plot to cause revolution, APGA cries out

Since the inception of the present government, the Nigerian people have not still know the road map of its government, therefore making the country to be confused.

According to Daily Post, the Anambra state secretary of APGA, Sir Tony Ifeanya also alleged that the APC had planned to use its federal might to cause a revolution that would put other political parties on the run during the 2017 gubernatorial election in the state.

Alliance laments that for over a year now, the ruling party has not been able to give Nigerians a clear road map of where the country is heading

Ifeanya called on security agencies to hold the APC responsible in the event of any such incident in the state.

He said: “We want to draw the attention of the Federal Government in whose name, the APC Anambra State is threatening to cause a revolution in Anambra, boasting that when the time comes we shall all leave Anambra. This is treasonable felony.

“The APC scribe has told everybody ahead of time that they intend to cause havoc in the state in 2017 gubernatorial election and should be held responsible by law enforcement agencies when such happens.”

“We do not want any negative change in Anambra State. Obiano is a man with clear vision of what he came to do in Anambra State and is doing it not like APC who has no agenda for Nigeria.

“As I speak, the Federal Government owes Anambra state over N43 billion on federal projects executed by the governor just to ensure that Anambra people are still making ends meet. If the Federal Government of APC has paid the state government the N43 billion it owes the state, our governor will not be talking of borrowing from anywhere after all when all other states were going for bailout our dynamic governor rejected it.
“Or what do you want him to do when your party at the centre refuse(s) to or are reluctant to pay the debt. You want him to fold his hands and start complaining like most of your APC governors. And because he is not doing so, you are now threatening to take over Anambra by force in 2017”, he stated.
Sourece: daily post, naij.com