Ex-Chief Judge emerges APGA’s presidential candidate

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A former Chief Justice of Anambra, Prof Peter Umeadi, on Wednesday emerged as the presidential candidate of the All Progressives Grand Alliance in the 2023 election.

Umeadi, who was unopposed became APGA’s presidential candidate at the party’s convention in Abuja which was attended by its leaders and members from the nation’s six geo-political zones.APGA National Chairman, Dr Victor Oye, who expressed optimism that Umeadi would be sworn in as President in 2023, said that the party would also produce more than 30 senators.

“APGA is a realistic party; we do not build castles in the air. The emergence of Umeadi shows that APGA is united and would spring surprises by being elected president by Nigerians in 2023. “At the end of the whole process our brother former Chief Judge of Anambra, a life changer, a man of irrepressible character, a man who has shown capacity in many ways intellectually and otherwise is today being presented to all of us for affirmation as our candidate, ” he said.

 

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His household will vote for him if non belong to the moneybags parties..

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