We will salvage the APC- Ogbonna Nwuke

The State Publicity Secretary of the Rivers State Caretaker Committee, Hon. Ogbonna Nwuke, has assured party men and women across the state of the readiness of the current caretaker committee of the All Progressives Congress, APC, to restore the party’s lost glory and fortunes. Reacting to widespread rumours of an alleged plan by the ousted Igo Aguma led caretaker committee to cause mayhem through the courts, Nwuke in a statement released to Africa Update on June 23, said: Our attention has been drawn to moves by the Igo Aguma led faction to overturn the popular decision taken on behalf of well meaning party members to restore decorum, orderliness, unity, and peace by a vast majority of statutory members who include two former Governors of Rivers State. 
Recall that 28 out of 38 statutory members recognized by the APC Party Constitution had on Monday, 22nd June, 2020, resolved to replace Hon Igo Aguma who has been acting as a sole administrator instead of a Chairman of the Caretaker Committee with Hon. Sokonte Davies, an experienced party administrator and former Executive Director of NPA. 
We have learnt that Igo Aguma and his acolytes are currently shopping along the corridors of the Judiciary for judges that they need to scuttle the will of an overwhelming majority of party members in Rivers State in their bid to stagnate ongoing efforts to rebuild the party. 
We are constrained as major stakeholders to bring this development to the attention of the National Secretariat of our great Party and members of the public. 
We reaffirm that we are determined to uphold the decision of the Port Harcourt High Court which was presided over by Justice Omereji, to wit, to ensure that sanity, justice, discipline, order, peace, and progress are restored. 
Let it be known that we are aware of the subterranean moves that are being made by Igo Aguma and his co-travellers who have volunteered to constitute themselves into cogs in the wheel of progress. 
We shall remain resolute in our resolve to defend the integrity and stability of our great Party. Accordingly, we urge Igo Aguma and his followers who are presently running around the Judiciary, as sheep without a shepherd, to sheath their swords, and join hands with their fellow compatriots in the ongoing effort to rebuild our great party. 
Politics is a game of the majority in which reason, interests and companionship prevails, and we extend our hand of fellowship to Igo Aguma and his friends to join other statutory members in laying a solid foundation for the progress and unity of our party. 
We urge them to return home and assure them that the leadership of Hon. Sekonte Davies would be focused but accommodating in the daily conduct of party affairs. 
Finally, the decision painstakingly taken in the overall interest of our great Party to replace Igo Aguma with Hon. Sekonte Davies is irrevocable. No amount of blackmail will change the position of the silent majority of our great party members who are determined to reclaim complete ownership of their own party.