Showcase Your Achievements, stop buying Endorsement – Ezeemo urges Obiano

Showcase Your Achievements, stop buying Endorsement – Ezeemo urges Obiano

                     Ezeemo

The governorship candidate of the Progressive People’s Alliance (PPA) in the No­vember 18 poll in Anam­bra State, Mr. Godwin Ezeemo, has challenged Governor Willie Obiano to show the people of the state his works in his near four years in office and stop buying endorsements.

Ezeemo stated this in a chat with journalists in Awka. He said, “As an incum­bent, our governor can win this election effortless if he can show to the peo­ple of the state what he has been able to do in nearly four years he has ruled the state.

“But what we see the governor do is to go about buying endorsements from everywhere. That’s not how it is done. You can deceive some people for some sometime, but you can’t deceive all the people all the time.

Ezeemo was reacting to the alleged endorsement of Obiano by the old Aguata clan, where he (Ezeemo) hails from.

He said that true Old Aguata Union, OAU, made up of three local government areas, Agua­ta, Orumba North and South of Anambra State, would not leave their own blood to endorse another because their forefathers were known to be their brothers’ keeper where one OAU member is hurts, it means the whole of OAU had been hurt. We cannot because of bread and but­ter betrayal our blood or turn our back on each oth­er; we stand in our broth­erhood.”

Ezeemo said that it was heart tearing that a full blooded OAU member would sell one another for a piece of meal; if anything like that ever happened in Old Aguata, it would be a shame really; I am a full blooded OAU member; if truly Old Aguata called for a genuine meeting, I should be in attendance. Our youths the future leaders, should be there in their thousands not a se­lected few, so for me, it is null and void exercise.

He said the incumbent governor having come from Anambra North and served first term should make way for the South to complete the tenure of Dr. Chinwueoke Mbadinuju.