The crisis in the Anambra State chapter of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) took a new twist weekend, with the removal of its state woman leader, Mrs. Edith Nwokedi.

The party has picked Lady Chinyere Ibenta as the new party’s state woman leader with immediate effect.

The removal of Nwokedi was conveyed in a letter signed by the party’s state chairman, Chief Mike Kwentoh.

APGA, in its letter to Nwokedi, listed some of her offences to include insubordination and disrespect to the party leadership and inability to organize and hold effective women meeting for over time.

Nwokedi was also accused of holding dual offices during the Peter Obi administration.

It will be recalled that she was the Special Assistant to the Governor on Women Mobilization and also the party’s women leader, which allegedly contravened article 25 ( of the party’s constitution.

A party chieftain who spoke with The Nation yesterday in Awka on condition of anonymity, said: “Mrs. Ibenta is the person the cap fits.
“This appointment has been over due. Our former leader was not doing what was expected of her and the women were complaining. We kept her on the saddle because of some influences.

“But today, we thank God that APGA has realized its mistakes by putting in the right person on the seat, a woman who can mobilize her fellow women, share things equitably and carry everybody along.”









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Same old story..APGA,Igbo cultural group filled with traders...ndi igbo ibem dalu nu ooo.

Judisharing is the bane of our nascent democracy.