Like the voice of one in wilderness, I cry out for the crooked paths of APGA, the true Igbo party, to be made plain and that mediocrity should be abhorred as in the days of yore.

The party's journey to inclusion in the political formation of Nigeria has been a tortuous one, propped by the sacrifices of committed Party men and past leaderships as well as the sterling performance of the Governors which the party's primaries had produced. 

When we say that Anambra is APGA, the true picture is that the soul of the State had been bought over the years with the commitment and expertise with which successive APGA Governors have handled the administration of the State. 

And now, one would ask, what happened to our Party's internal democracy under the watch of Chief Victor Oye from where APGA is expected to produce credible leaders for the state and nation? 

The answer is best imagined and not felt as the party is presently haemorrhaging from the denial, injustice and uncontrolled quest for money that threw credibility, transparency and brotherhood to the wind during the Party's last primaries. 

In a "bazaar-like" manner, tickets were sold to the highest bidder and co-aspirants were left in the cold against the party's mantra of "Onye aghana nwanne ya".

What was worse, the hasty institution of a shabby process of reconciliation which instead of hitting the nail on the head and reprimanding negativity, decided to take advantage of Governor Willie Obiano's goodwill and started dishing out threats to the aggrieved members who think the right things should be done. 

And we went to the general elections and lost too many good men...! 

Rewind to years back when APGA leadership under Chief Victor Umeh had a similar situation in its hands, proper amends were made and the party grew stronger. 

If the Igbo adage, "I gaghi eti nwata ihe, si ya ebena akwa" (You cannot beat a child and tell him not to cry)  is anything to go by, then it is a given that Chief Oye has failed in one of the core requirements of his leadership task as APGA National Chairman. 

The clouds are gathering! The rains will soon come and when it does, the only true hope of Igbo Political Survival cannot be washed away by the flood that will definitely ensue. 

That is why Chief Oye must resign if truly his interest lies in the survival of APGA and not in its pocket.