One of the APC aspirants for the House of Representatives, Dr. Oliver Ezeude said in an interview that the problem in the party in the area might lead to loss of the gains it had made since 2015 and urged the national and state leadership of the party to intervene immediately before things got out of hand.
Ezeude said: “Since the present democratic dispensation, we have an unwritten zoning understanding between Aguata North and Aguata South state constituencies for the positions of House of Representatives and local government chairman for the area.
“To date, Aguata South had produced House of Representatives members for 16 years, while Aguata North had produced for only four years. In the spirit of the zoning arrangement, all the stakeholders, including traditional rulers, presidents general of the various communities and the clergy, are unanimous in their position that the next member of the House of Representatives should come from Aguata North.
“The All Progressives Grand Alliance, APGA , has done the right thing by picking its candidate from Aguata North, but in APC, we have a different scenario in which the party does not want to obey the zoning arrangement.
“I believe the national chairman of APC has good intentions, but there is a problem at the national secretariat of the party where many hangers-on are causing confusion by feeding the party with wrong information about happenings in the party at the grass root level.”
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