APGA reaffirms pledge to conduct transparent and unbiased nomination processes

The All Progressives Grand Alliance has reaffirmed its dedication to upholding the principles of a free, fair, and transparent primary election, emphasizing that the decision of the people will be the sole determinant of the party's flag bearer.
nIn a statement released on Wednesday, National Publicity Secretary Ejimofor Opara of the All Progressives Grand Alliance brought attention to certain individuals claiming to be representatives of the party's National Chairman and National Working Committee.
nEjimofor Opara cautioned party members and aspirants against engaging with these individuals, labeling them as impostors with no legitimate connection to the party.
nThe party's leadership, according to Opara, remains resolute in its commitment to adhering to the Code of Conduct that governs the ongoing nomination and primary election process.
nA portion of the statement warned of "reprehensible actions" by a few individuals masquerading as emissaries of the National Chairman and National Working Committee, describing them as "fraudsters" with no authority to represent the party.
nThe statement advised aspirants and members of the public to exercise vigilance and report any such individuals to the relevant party authorities for prompt disciplinary action.
nThe party reiterated its commitment to enforcing the Code of Conduct, emphasizing that financial inducements of any kind are strictly prohibited and will incur severe penalties for both the giver and recipient.
nAny violations will be addressed in accordance with the party's Constitution, as emphasized by Ejimofor Opara.
nThe All Progressives Grand Alliance, as a progressive entity, reaffirmed its unwavering commitment to conducting a primary election that is free, fair, and transparent.
nThe party's statement concluded by reiterating that the will of the people will be the sole factor in determining the party's flag bearer.
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