The All Progressive Congress, APC, in Imo State, has called on the Nigeria Police, to arrest those it described as impostors, particularly Mr Dan Nwafor, for parading himself as Chairman of the party in the State.
In a statement signed by Cajethan Duke, State Publicity Secretary of the party, he said Nwafor “ is an embarrassing impostor and not a member of the APC.
The party described as “vile, repulsive, childish and foolish, a press release by one Michael Anyanwu, (which apparently is a pseudo name as such name does not exist in the records of the APC Imo State chapter), laying provocative and false claim to the leadership of the party in the State for one Dan Nwafor”.
He made it clear that there are no two factions in Imo APC.
“We want to make it abundantly clear that the APC in Imo State has no two chairmen. We do not have two factions either. Imo State APC is one united family held under one article of faith, and ably led by our indefatigable nay visionary Hon. Macdonald Ebere, as chairman and His Excellency, Distinguished Senator Hope Uzodimma, as the leader” part of the statement stated.
“It is important to inform the general public, esteemed party faithful and relevant authorities that Daniel Nwafor, who illegally parades himself as party Chairman, is not a member of the APC as presently constituted, having failed to revalidate his membership during the just concluded membership registration and revalidation exercise of our great party after his ill-fated and catastrophic sojourn to the Action Alliance (AA) from where he campaigned and worked against all APC candidates including His Excellency, Gov Hope Uzodimma and President Muhamadu Buhari.
“After an unchallenged and successful state congress of our great party in Imo State and across the nation, which was widely held as most credible, free and transparent party congress in recent time, we find Nwafor’s claim as not only a manifestation of epic hallucination but the height of what his jaundiced political benefactor coined as ‘political iberiberism”
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