Ambassador Bianca Ojukwu McAshers Objections to Switching Sides: APC Ain't the Place for Her
"Bianca Ojukwu Declares No Plans to Switch Parties to APC"
In the midst of whispers about a potential switch to the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Ambassador Bianca Ojukwu, firmly deny any such intentions. Our source confirms that she remains a die-hard member of the Board of Trustees of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA).
During a recent press engagement following President Bola Tinubu's visit to Anambra State, Ojukwu asserted her steadfast allegiance to APGA, stating, "I'm a major player in the APGA—a mainstay, if you will. I haven't got the slightest hankering to defect."
Tinubu's visit showcased his open-mindedness and unbiased approach to leadership, embodying a president who serves all Nigerians unconditionally, regardless of political party, ethnicity, or religious beliefs. Ojukwu also expressed APGA's commitment to ensuring Tinubu's re-election in 2027.
In her effusive praise, she remarked, "This visit was a testament to his inclusiveness and his mission to serve every single one of us. He transcends political boundaries, providing hope and uniting our nation."
Ojukwu expressed her delight with the projects initiated by Tinubu during his tour of Awka, including the Solution Fun City within the Nnamdi Azikiwe University complex and the imposing Government House of Anambra State. She underlined Soludo's hard work during his tenure, applauding the execution of his ambitious vision with utmost clarity and determination.
This endorsement comes on the heels of other noteworthy political shifts, such as:
- APGA Solidifies Tinubu as Their 2027 Candidate: Announced by Anambra State Governor Charles Soludo, APGA officially backs Tinubu as their presidential candidate for the 2027 election[2][3].
- Speaker Agbebaku's Secret APC Affiliation: The People's Democratic Party (PDP) alleges that Speaker Agbebaku, previously affiliated with the PDP, has been working covertly for the APC[1].
- Top APC Officials Prepare to Jump Ship: Rumors are swirling that a group of high-ranking APC members have recently met in Abuja to discuss their departure from the party[4].
- Three House of Reps Members Abandon the PDP for the APC: Katsina state representatives have abandoned the PDP to join the APC[5].
- Anambra State's Ban on Party Attire: Anambra state authorities have prohibited the wearing of party attire during Tinubu's official visit[6].
- Ex-Governor Uduaghan Switches Sides Again: Previously with the PDP but now on the side of the APC, former Governor Uduaghan continues to make headlines with his political maneuvers[7].
- Ambassador Bianca Ojukwu, largely considered a key figure within APGA, reiterated her commitment to the alliance, firmly dismissing speculations of a shift towards the APC.
- Ojukwu's enduring loyalty to APGA has been further supported by their shared agenda to ensure President Tinubu's re-election in 2027.
- The move by Anambra State Governor Charles Soludo, announcing APGA's endorsement of Tinubu as their 2027 presidential candidate, solidifies this partnership.
- Rumors persist about high-ranking APC members, believed to be meeting in Abuja to discuss potential defections from their party.
- In a noticeable shift, three House of Reps members from Katsina state have abandoned the PDP, opting to join the APC.
- Speaker Agbebaku, previously affiliated with the PDP, has been under scrutiny for allegedly working covertly for the APC.
- Recent political developments showcase the ever-evolving landscape of policy-and-legislation and general news in Nigeria, with grand figures like ex-Governor Uduaghan adding to the intrigue by switching sides again.
- This flurry of political activity has brought the focus back to Abuja and the APC, as party leaders assess their agendas and consider the impacts of these shifts on their party and the nation.
