Anambra Guber Race: Willie Obiano Will Go – Okorocha boasts

Renowned philanthropist and All
Progressives Congress party leader, Okorocha has remained confident that APGA gubernatorial candidate, Obiano will lose the forthcoming election.

Imo State governor, Owelle Rochas Okorocha has boasted that nothing would stop the All Progressives Congress, APC, from
taking over Anambra State in the November 18, 2017 governorship poll, urging the state governor, Chief Willie Obiano to start writing
his handover note to an APC governor.

Okorocha, who spoke through Dr. Simon Nwulu while inaugurating the Rochas Peoples Movement, RPM, in Anambra State,
said the main objective of the movement was to register grassroots presence in every
nook and cranny of the state.
He said: “The Igbo can no longer belong to regional political parties. We must belong to
the mainstream. APC is that place to belong.

“Anambra is critical in Igbo politics. So we shall all come down here to deliver the state
to the ruling All Progressives Congress. We have the capacity; we have the capability.

“APC is the structure for the emancipation of the Igbo nation and no man born of a
woman can stop us from taking over Anambra State after the November 18 election.

“At any polling unit during the election, at least 63 members of Rochas Peoples Movement will be present to man the units
and protect our votes. That will be the magic.

“We shall bring the Imo formula here and by the time we had finished, Obiano and APGA would just pack and go.”

He asked the members of the movement to have their voters’ cards handy, saying that
would be a major criterion for confirmation of appointments in the next APC government in Anambra State.

He also asked ward coordinators of the movement to mobilize APC members to register in the ongoing voter registration
exercise for the purpose of the November18 election The Anambra State coordinator of
the movement, Chief Olisa Onyeka, thanked Okorocha for coming over to help, saying
“You have demonstrated the brother’s keeper spirit with which the Igbo are known for.”