Anambra 2021: I’m Still in Governorship Race – Oseloka
The 2017
Anambra state governorship candidate under the platform of People’s Democratic
Party PDP, Obaze Oseloka has indicated his interest to run for the position
again.
Oseloka who
spoke to journalists in Awka, Anambra state capital on Tuesday said he is
still interested in contesting for the position of governorship comes 2021.
According to Oseloka,he has always been in the race since 2017.
“Since 2017
I have been in the race , I remain in the race and will always be in the race
because I have been proactively engaged in the process of engendering
purposeful leadership and sustainable development change to Anambra state.
“I remain
painfully conscious of Anambra’s need for a skilled leader that is committed to
redirecting the state towards sustainable development and greatness. I am also
mindful that Anambra has experienced huge missed opportunities and lost of
times, financial and materials resources, that needs to be readdressed
urgently” he stated.
On the
issues of factionlastion of PDP in the state, he said that the party is united
with one party chairman, in person of Ndubuisi Nwobu. He however admitted that
there were people who had created problems in the party’s constitution in the
past but that today everybody is united under Nwobu.
According to
him, the era of mercantile politics is gone and gone for good in Anambra state.
He also disclosed that the party is only due for congress in 2021, after the
governorship election and that is the only time to change leadership.
On why he is
contesting, since he is not from Anambra South where many Anambrians believe
should produce the next governor, he said the zoning is a party thing and the
party had thrown the contest open to everyone.
“Zoning is a
red herring, since it is party based. And what is applicable is what the
party’s constitution says. If the operative words here are ‘throw open’ it
presupposes that the party is jettisoning it’s extant zoning policy, which is
not the case. As far as I know, PDP is not into zoning” he said
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