Why Delta APC Chiefs Are Blackmailing Omo-Agege – Party Chieftain

Mr Antony Ndanenu, a chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Ndokwa East of Delta, has given reasons why some party chiefs are in his view blackmailing the party leader in the state, Senator Ovie Omo-Agege, the Deputy President of the Senate.

He has also called on members of the party in the state to shun politics of bitterness and name callings noting that many moles within the party were frustrating the growth of the party.

He made the appeal in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Sunday, in Abuja while speaking on the spate of development in Ndokwa East especially.

Ndanenu, while appealing to Gov. Ifeanyi Okowa of Delta to consider Ndokwa East in terms of development, however, noted that peace and unity of members of the APC in the area, was critical to attract development to the area.

He stressed that a house that was divided could not stand and could not attract meaning development.

He said it was unfortunate that out of selfish reasons, some APC stakeholders in Ndokwa East preferred to be blind to the truth.

According to him, such party stakeholders while claiming to be working for the APC, are secretly working for the opposition Peoples Democratic Party(PDP).

He particularly appealed to Nwaobushi, Sen Ovie-Omo-Agege, Deputy Senate President and the Delta Governor to support Ndokwa Nation with more roads and other infrastructural projects.

The Delta APC chieftain noted that those, who were currently blackmailing Senator Omo-Agege and Nwaboshi, were doing so because they no longer controlled the party’s structure which was their bargaining power in the state in the past.

While describing the state of most roads in Ndokwa East as deplorable, Ndanenu expressed optimism that a better road network in the region would improve its economy activities.

“Ordinarily, I wouldn’t have commented on the issue of heaps of lies and name callings, but to set the record straight, it became very necessary.

“First, the much talked about Ashaka road was my brainchild as I personally approached and appealed to Sen. Peter Nwaoboshi on the need for one kilometre street road in Ashaka.

“The Senator called and informed me that the road has been approved and the contractor will be coming to site.

“As soon as the contractor came to site, he visited me and afterwards, engaged some persons to carry out other jobs, including the Elebuwe family borrow pit.

“For security of their equipments I engaged one Mr Ifeanyi Ozegbe who was the then youth leader of Ashaka to get his boys,I personally supervised and monitored this first street work road in Ashaka,” Ndanenu said.

He charged party stakeholders in the area to desist from politics of bitterness and to think of how to attract more development projects to Ndokwa Nation.

He said there was need to particularly encourage Nwaobushi who represents Delta North Senatorial District in the Senate to enable him attract more development projects to Ndokwa East in particular.(NAN)

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