The bitter political war between Governor Willie Obiano of Anambra State and Dim Chukwuemeka Ojukwu’s wife, Bianca Ojukwu is affecting the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) governorship campaign in Anambra State.

Only recently, Bianca shunned APGA’s governorship campaign kick-off in Awka and she has given her reasons for ignoring the party.

She said; “It is an irony that today Governor Willie Obiano has resuscitated Dim Ojukwu’s pictures for use in campaigning for the upcoming elections in Anambra.”

“This is the height of opportunism and hypocrisy. Is Ojukwu not the same man Obiano once described as a dead man who was no longer relevant to the party?”

“Why should I permit him to keep trampling on the legacy of my late husband who put his heart and soul into this party?”

“Ojukwu should not be like a light switch to be turned on for party campaign, and turned off once the election is won.”

“It is most unfortunate that Gov. Obiano decided to remove the picture of Ojukwu and replace same with his picture just to drive home his statement that `he would no longer tie the fate and fortunes of APGA to the memory of a dead man’, obviously in reference to my husband.”

“My presence at Saturday’s flag-off would have been an endorsement to the defrauding of scores of aspirants by the party during the party’s primary in the year 2018.”

“It is unfortunate that the same APGA election managers that were responsible for the disastrous 2018 party primaries which resulted in severe damage to the party’s brand were also left to handle APGA’s campaign flag-off.”

“Any political party that consistently robs its own members will not endure, APGA inclusive.”

“The report of the Senator Victor Umeh-led Peace and Reconciliation Committee that visited me in Enugu a few weeks ago which pointed the way forward for APGA, have been discarded by the governor and the party leadership.”

“APGA as presently constituted is a field of sorrow for so many walking wounded… from aggrieved aspirants, party members at the grassroots, as well as party stakeholders.”