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Imo Council of Elders: Sen. Araraume tackles Gov. Uzodimma, rejects nomination

From Everest Ezihe, Owerri

Former Imo North senator, and governorship candidate of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), Ifeanyi Araraume has rejected his nomination by Governor Hope Uzodimma into The newly constituted Omo Council of Elders

Araraume in a statement issued Tuesday by his media aide, James OkoromaOkoroma, said he was. never consulted by the dtate government before being nominated and constituted

Senator Araraume, who is the Chairman of the Board of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited maintained that “it was procedurally wrong for the Imo state government to have first listed  nominees and published their names as  members of the Council without  first of all consulting them.”

He added that while he was not averse to any genuine effort at peace-making

and consensus-building in the State, he would not cave in to under-hand

tactics meant to blackmail and take advantage of Leaders who are never

taken into confidence on the way Imo State is governed.

Senator Araraume further pointed out that as one of the leaders of Imo State

and the All Progressives Congress (APC), he was praying for the restoration

of peace and security in the State, insisting that God would not abandon Imo people in the current economic and security challenges confronting them.

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