The National Chairman of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), Chief Edozie Njoku, has said that putting their house in order and maintaining peace is of the highest priority.
He said the party has no plan to suspend Anambra State Governor Prof. Charles Soludo.
Njoku told reporters in Lagos that the suspension of the party’s lone governor would have sounded good for the opposition parties.
He said: “The current peaceful disposition in APGA made it unnecessary for the party. That would have sounded good for the All Progressives Congress (APC) and probably good for the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
“But, if we suspend Soludo today, who is going to be the beneficiary of that misadventure? It will be other parties,” he said.
Praising the media for being objective in their assessment of the crisis rocking the party, the APGA chair said that contrary to wrong perceptions in certain quarters, “many media professionals are upright”.
He said he was encouraged by the insistence of many reporters on getting the true picture of the party’s struggles to the public.
Admitting that a lot of things happened for as long as the battle for the soul of the party lasted, Njoku restated his commitment to reconciliation, inclusiveness and forgiveness to achieve harmony.
