The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Enugu State has concluded what it described as a journey of unity, reconciliation and rebuilding, as the Caretaker Committee formally handed over to newly elected state executives.
The event marked the culmination of a process that began with the formation of the Caretaker Committee, tasked with reconciling differences, rebuilding trust, and repositioning the party for victory.
Addressing delegates at the state congress, the Caretaker Committee Chairman, Barr. Ben Nwoye, expressed satisfaction at handing over what he described as a “united and strengthened APC in the state”. He commended party leaders and stakeholders for their cooperation and commitment throughout the rebuilding process.
Nwoye also appreciated the support of the 17 local government chairmen, noting that their contributions were instrumental to the success of the party’s e-registration exercise.
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More than 6,000 executives emerged through what party officials described as a structured and orderly process conducted across the wards, local government areas and senatorial districts. The newly elected officers are expected to steer the affairs of the party ahead of forthcoming elections.
The outgoing chairman thanked members of the Caretaker Committee for their dedication and congratulated the elected executives, urging them to consolidate on the gains recorded and further strengthen the party’s presence in the state.
According to the results announced at the congress, Dr. Martin Chukwunweike was elected State Chairman, while Lady Peace Nnaji emerged as Deputy State Chairperson. Chukwudi Edozie was affirmed as State Secretary, Uche Obute was elected Publicity Secretary, and Mrs. Esther Ede emerged as State Woman Leader.
Other officials elected include Hon. Nnamdi Nwafor as Vice Chairman for Enugu East Senatorial District, Fabian Onah as Vice Chairman for Enugu North, and Chimaobi David as Vice Chairman for Enugu West, among others.
In his remarks, Governor Peter Mbah congratulated members of the newly constituted State Working Committee and State Executive Committee, describing their emergence as a reflection of the party’s commitment to internal democracy and unity. He emphasized that the congress was not a mere formality but a people-driven process aimed at expanding the party’s support base and strengthening its structure in Enugu State.