Ganduje, who noted that the ruling party would consolidate its presence in the South-east, said, “We won election in all the 27 local governments in Imo State. We won the governorship election with over half a million votes in Imo. So, we are going to use Imo as base for liberating the South-east.”
Earlier, Nnaji said their visit was part of an ongoing effort to strengthen the party in Enugu State.
Meanwhile, some chieftains of APC launched a new group, Consolidated APC Grassroots Movement (CAGraM), to mobilise support for the party ahead of the 2027 general election.
The group also said its target was to produce one of the members as the presidential candidate of APC in 2031.
National Secretary of CAGraM, Emmanuel Nwosu, while addressing a press conference in Abuja, said as its midterm goal, the group would embark on grassroots mobilisation for the ruling party ahead of the next general election.
Nwosu said, “Our long term goal is to ensure that one of us or one of our leaders, who will keep faith with this organisation from now until 2031; takes over power as President of Nigeria in 2031. Yes we can and we will.
