Umeh, Obiano visit Ojukwu’s grave, thank him for victory

imageThe chairman of the All Progressives Grand Alliance, APGA, Chief Victor Umeh and the Victorious candidate of the party, Chief Willie Obiano have visited the tomb of the former leader of the party, late Chief Chukwuemeka Ojukwu.
Umeh, who led the team to the tomb at Nnewi, said that Ojukwu remains the leader of the party, even in death.
Umeh, standing at the grave side of Ojukwu addressed him saying, “We came to tell you that we have killed an elephant again. We came to tell you that the party you left in our hand, we have propagated well.
“When I last came here sir, we told you that party has bounced back again, we assured you that we would be victorious if you accept to come with us. I came to present to you a man we took to Anambra battle and won. We are here in our number to tell you that we have won again”.
Umeh introduced the entourage to Ojukwu, all of whom took time to salute him one after the other.
He reminded Ojukwu that the party had dedicated the victory of Obiano to him and would continue to work for the progress of the party.

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