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    Abia: Otti denies joining APC

    Vincent OsuwoBy Vincent OsuwoOctober 21, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Alex Otti at a public event as Labour Party announces 2026 primary election timetable and nomination fees
    Governor Alex Otti of Abia State
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    Abia State Governor Dr. Alex Otti has denied reports of dumping the Labour Party (LP) for the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC).

    Rumors have been making the rounds on social media, alleging that Otti has defected to the APC.

    The Abia State Commissioner for Information, Prince Okey Kanu, dismissed the report as a fabrication by political propagandists dissatisfied with Otti’s good governance and growing popularity across party lines.

    Emphasizing that Otti remains a committed member of the Labour Party, the Commissioner stated that the publication is a desperate attempt to distract the people and sow seeds of confusion where none exists.

    He said, “Governor Alex Otti remains a committed and proud member of the Labour Party, the platform under which the good people of Abia overwhelmingly elected him to serve.

    “His focus remains unshaken: to rebuild Abia, restore accountability, and deliver the dividends of democracy to every citizen of the state.

    “It is important to remind the public that only last week, during the October edition of “Governor Alex Otti Speaks to Abians,” the governor made it unequivocally clear that his interest is not in political permutations or defections, but in service to humanity and the transformation of Abia State. He reaffirmed that leadership, to him, is about impact, not political convenience.

    “The Otti-led administration has continued to pursue a clear vision anchored on transparency, fiscal discipline, infrastructure renewal, economic growth, youth empowerment, and the restoration of public confidence in governance.

    “These are values synonymous with the Labour Party’s ideals, values that the Governor will never compromise for any political expediency.

    The commissioner advised the public to dismiss the erroneous allegation as just another piece of cheap propaganda perpetrated by those seeking to divert attention away from the state’s accomplishments.

    “We wish to assure Abians that Governor Alex Otti remains resolute in his mission to continue to build a new Abia where truth, justice, and equity prevail under the banner of the Labour Party.”

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