APGA's Ben Obi Raises Concerns Over Abuja Nomination Forms

Ben Obi, a chief of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), voiced his concerns regarding the sale of nomination forms in Abuja. He noted that major aspirants have complained about the process, which he believes endangers their lives.

Obi referenced past incidents from 2018, where the APGA national chairman, Sly Ezeokenwa, was allegedly involved in swindling aspirants in Imo State. He urged for an immediate relocation of the nomination form sales to Anambra State, emphasizing that the current process in Abuja is detrimental to aspirants.

Obi also mentioned that Governor Charles Soludo is not aware of the activities surrounding the sale of nomination forms in Abuja. He called for the screening of aspirants to be conducted in Awka to prevent a repeat of past fraudulent activities during the primaries.

Obi concluded by thanking Governor Soludo for his efforts in addressing the issues faced by aspirants.