NEVER AGAIN! No more Labour Party governor in Abia State from 2027 – Kalu declares

The Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Benjamin Kalu, confidently stated that the All Progressives Congress (APC) is poised to claim the governorship of Abia State in the upcoming election.

Kalu declared that Alex Otti, the present governor, would be the final governor from the Labour Party (LP) to lead the state.

The Deputy Speaker, representing Bende Federal Constituency under the APC, stated this during an interview.

He expressed confidence that the APC would win the governorship in the 2027 elections, pointing to President Bola Tinubu’s hard work as a key factor.

”This will be the last time that a Labour governor will govern Abia state. I say it without mincing words. The next governor of Abia state will be APC governor,” Kalu declared.

Kalu, however, stated that he is friends with the governor, and he has made his stance known to the Abia state chief executive.

”We are friends, we work together, but I will not be the number six citizen of the country and another party will govern my state. The next election in 2027, APC will be there.

”I have told him publicly and privately that the APC governor will be next in Abia state. How it will happen, I don’t know, but it will happen.

”I am confident because my government is working hard, the president is working hard and Abia will repay Tinubu. Tinubu has given you the South East Development Commission will be repaid.

”Tinubu is appointing Abians into administration. Tinubu is attracting the dividends of democracy will be repaid. We are not ungrateful people. Monkey will not work and baboon chop. APC will not help the state to be strong and Labour will take the credit.

”APC will determine who will become the next governor of Abia state. I don’t care about who the person is. But, one thing I know is the platform, APC, will be the next governor of Abia state.

”We are ready to work for Abia state and we are tired of being outside the government at the center. We need to leverage the power of the center to increase the development of Abia state.”