The Cosmas Emenike Ndulue Campaign Organisation, CENCO,  has described the  resignation of Professor Dora Akunyili from the Federal Executive Council and her subsequent procurement of nomination form to contest a senatorial seat  in Anambra State on the platform of  APGA as a good omen that has gone to prove that APGA is gaining acceptability among the Igbo elites.

According to it, the deluge of politicians who are aspiring for elective positions on the party’s platform in the South East has shown that APGA will be the party to beat in the forthcoming general elections in 2011 in the geopolitical zone and is poised to wrest power from the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP.

The organization which is garnering support for Barrister  Cosmas Emenike Ndulue who is aspiring to represent Anaocha, Njikoka, Dunukofia Federal Constituency at the National Assembly said that with the emergence of the effervescent and vibrant Professor Akunyili in the quest to represent Anambra Central Senatorial zone, and  Barrister Ndulue representing the Anaocha, Njikoka, Dunukofia Federal constituency, the State will have the quality representation that has eluded it in the past.

 In the statement signed by it National Co-ordinator,  Mr Theo Enemuo, CENCO  remarked that the masses have suffered enough  and needed credible candidates who are independent- minded and are ready to call a spade by its name and no other at the National Assembly, and attract legislations that will compliment the good work the State governor Mr Peter Obi is doing in the State. The organisation urged all the party members to elect credible delegates who will in turn elect credible candidates who have the interest of the masses at heart.

The organization commended the leadership of the party under the National Chairman Chief Sir Victor Umeh for its forthrightness pointing out that the virtues of internal democracy which it espouses at all times,  its assurance of level- playing field  for all aspirants, and  the people-oriented policies of the party endeared APGA to all the politicians today clamouring to join it.