Mazi Chima Amadi's Effect: Okenze Obinna's Ward empties into TMO
In another unprecedented political move ahead of the 2027 Imo governorship election, the Ward Executive of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Nguru/Umuowa ward 6, massively resigned their membership of the party, as they joined The Mazi Gburugburu at a press conference held in Owerri Imo State.
Leading other members of the Ward Executive Committee, the former Ward Chairman, Mr. Festus Obilor, discribed their as a solidarity to Dr. Chima Matthew Amadi and their brother, the fomer state Publicity Secretary of APC, Hon. Cajetan Duke, who resigned a forthnight to assume the official spokesperson of the Mazi Organization.
This landmark political development has significantly depopulated the membership of APC, and sent its rank and file into confusion.
Welcoming these Ward Executives, which includes the Ward Chairman, the Secretary, the Ward Vice Chairman amongst others into the TMO family, the Director General of the group, Chief Henry Onwukwe, described their decision as uncommon and patriotic and assured them of equal opportunity in the activities of the organization.
Earlier in his press address, the Spokesperson and Head of Media & Publicity, Hon. Cajetan Duke, JP, described the event as the beginning of a new dawn in the state. According to him, "Today's event marks another significant milestone in the journey of The Mazi (Gburugburu) Organization as we officially welcome distinguished political figures into our fold. This is not just about numbers; it’s about shared vision and purpose for a greater Imo State," said Duke.
Among the notable personalities welcomed into the organization were Okenze Engr. Paul Opara, immediate past APC Zonal Chairman of the Owerri Zone, Hon. Udo Agoha, former Commissioner for Agriculture and State Coordinator of Big Tent, Imo State, and Hon. Titus Anyanwu. Other prominent figures included Okenze Henry Unegbu, Hon. Chinenye Ezurike, and Princess Julieth Anyanwu, Engr. Kelvin Chigbu, and Mr. Bede Mmegwa, APC Wards 1 and 9 Chairmen in Ngor Okpala among others.
Their decision to join The Mazi (Gburugburu) Organization was hailed as a sign of the growing appeal of the organization across political party lines. With these additions, TMO is poised for greater influence in Imo State, leveraging the experience and leadership of these seasoned politicians.
Duke highlighted that this development reflects the organization's commitment to an uncommon social mobilization and grassroots engagement with the people of Imo. "The time has come for a new breed of leaders who prioritize the welfare and development of our state. With these new members, we are confident that TMO is on the right path to mobilizing the people to create the Imo of their dreams," he said.
TMO’s principles of inclusivity, transparency, and accountability were reiterated, with a commitment to ensuring that every citizen of Imo has a voice in the decision-making process. The organization emphasized that it is open to all, irrespective of political affiliation, as it strives for the greater good of the state.
"We urge all Imo citizens to join us in this quest for a better future. Together, we can achieve greatness and make Imo State a model for excellence in Nigeria," Duke concluded.
The press conference concluded with a warm welcome to the new members, with the assurance that their decision to join The Mazi (Gburugburu) Organization would prove to be a transformative one for both the organization and the state.
Other members of the organization present at the event were, Hon. Blyden Amajirionwu, Hon. Amb. Uche Ogbuagu, Hon. Michael Crown, Barr. Uche Nwosu (PhD), Hon. Obioma Onwuegbucha amongst others.
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