Edozie Njoku, the chairman of the All Grand Progressives Alliance, has claimed that he has been attempting to reconcile with Charles Soludo, the governor of Anambra State. He recounted a meeting in which Soludo only talked for fifteen minutes throughout the two hours and forty-five minutes that he spent speaking. He explained how he recommended Soludo locate Yoruba attorneys to provide him with an explanation of the Court Judgements materials.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
He identified that the Factional Chairman of APGA Sylvester Ezeokenya claimed that there was a new document from the Chief Judge but he argued that this document had already been presented in court. He also stated how Governor Soludo went to the House of Assembly and claimed that they would recognize the Chairmen emerging from the local government election, an action which he saw as a contradictory action.
He said in an interview with Channels TV, ”I have been talking peace with the party for a very long time. I was in Governor Soludo’s house for three hours and he spoke for 2 hours 45 minutes and I listened to him very carefully, I spoke for only 15 minutes but for 2 hours and 45 minutes I listened to him. But you know what he eventually die, he went and rushed to the House of Assembly and said they are the ones who are now going to be recognizing the Chairmen that are going to emerge in the local government election.
A man who is talking peace, how will he do that. I told him to find Yoruba lawyers who are not Igbos to explain the documents to him. He said there are good Yoruba SANS and I said go to Lagos and get them to explain the documents from the Court of Appeal to the Federal High Court to the Supreme Court. I said you will find out that what these people are telling you are not true. For example, Sylvester Ezeokenya is telling us that there is a document from the Chief Judge which is a fresh fact in this case. But this was a document that they have already tendered in Court.”CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
