Reports say members of the Enugu state chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) are not happy with President Buhari.
Enugu APC not happy with President
To be honest with you, most of us are demoralised; we have nothing against the nominee but truth be told, we hardly know him.
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They expressed their displeasure, on the nomination an “unknown” person, Mr. Geoffrey Onyeama as ministerial nominee, for the state, by President Buhari.
A source who spoke to Punch Newspapers, said “To be honest with you, most of us are demoralised; we have nothing against the nominee but truth be told, we hardly know him.”
The party members say they do not know Onyeama. They said though he is from the state, he lived his whole life abroad.
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According to Punch Newspapers, they said they were expecting notable sons of the state, and party stalwarts like Okey Ezea; the spokesman for the All Progressives Congress in the South-East, Mr. Osita Okechukwu, and the APC national Vice-Chairman, South-East, Chief Emma Eneukwu.
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