Governor Willie Obiano of Anambra State has been exposed by his deputy, Dr. Nkem Okeke who recently dumped the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) for the All Progressives Congress (APC).

Okeke said; “I left APGA because I was unjustly treated by my principal. I was totally sidelined from the party to the extent that I don’t know anything happening in a government where I hold the number two position.”

“Within the period I have been Deputy Governor, I have been very loyal to my boss but I have been unfairly treated, so I decided to leave the party.”

“For four years, I drove one Prado jeep. At a stage, I was the only Deputy Governor in the country who drove a Prado. I was loyal to him and represented him in a lot of places.”

“The only time I refused to represent him was when Dr Chike Akunyili was killed and when he sent me to Enugu, I told him I needed security and also a bulletproof vehicle, and when they didn’t provide that, I decided not to go.”

“I have heard people asking me to resign, but I will never resign. The decision I made to join the APC is in my interest, the interest of my family and also in the best interest of members of my constituency, Njikoka, who I represent.”

“I have people who have advised me that the position I hold is not for me alone but for the people of my constituency, so I represent them.”

“I was elected on the same ticket as the governor of Anambra State, and I did not beg him to choose me as his running mate for a second time, it was he who came to me and said I will run with him for a second term and we won.”

“I was not lured with huge sums of money to join the APC. The allegations are false. I gave three conditions to leaders of the party and the two of the conditions have been met.”

“I was already thinking of joining the APC after my tenure as deputy governor, but when APC people came to me and I told them so, they said it was better for me to join now, as I could add to their victory. I gave them three conditions and they accepted.”

“The chances of APC are high and the candidate too, has a greater chance of winning the election. He is the best option for the state.”

“I have sat and talked with Andy Uba. He has listening ears and a good heart. Being a governor is not about having chains of degrees, but one who is ready to assemble a good team and also ready to listen to them, and I know that is where Andy is better than all of them.”