Faithfulness to the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) has once again proven to be a virtue worth emulating, as the Anambra State Commissioner for Local Government, Chieftaincy, and Community Affairs, Chief TonyCollins Nwabunwanne, announced a car gift to Bishop Okoye, a long-standing APGA loyalist.
The announcement was made during the grand ceremony welcoming renowned business mogul and political strategist, Chief Edochie Onuora, popularly known as Edochie Mandate, Ojeligbo, into the APGA family. The event, attended by political heavyweights, grassroots supporters, and party loyalists, was a massive show of APGA’s growing influence in Anambra State.
The declaration of the car gift was met with loud cheers, as party members celebrated what they described as a well-deserved reward for Bishop Okoye’s unwavering dedication, patience, diligence, and undiluted support for APGA over the years.
According to Chief Nwabunwanne, Bishop Okoye represents the true spirit of APGA—a party built on resilience, loyalty, and grassroots development. He emphasized that the party values those who have remained committed to its ideals and vision, especially in times of political uncertainty.
According to Nwabunwanne, “Bishop Okoye’s story is a testament to the enduring value of standing firm with APGA” he said. “Through different election cycles, policy shifts, and political challenges, he remained committed to the party’s vision and leadership, never swayed by opposition influences or short-term gains. His steadfastness has made him a respected figure within the party and a role model for younger politicians and party loyalists.”
For many APGA supporters, this gesture reinforces the party’s tradition of recognizing and rewarding loyalty. Over the years, APGA has been known for embracing those who remain faithful to its ideology, offering them opportunities in governance, leadership, and economic empowerment. The recognition of Bishop Okoye sends a clear message that APGA does not forget its own.
Speaking after the announcement, Bishop Okoye expressed deep appreciation for the honour, reiterating his belief in APGA’s philosophy of good governance, people-oriented policies, and developmental strides.
He described APGA not just as a political party but as a movement that represents the aspirations of Ndi Anambra. According to him, staying true to APGA has never been about personal gain but about believing in a party that has consistently delivered for the people. He described the recognition as humbling and reaffirmed his commitment to the party.
The grand event, which saw Chief Edochie Onuora officially declare for APGA, was attended by the Speaker of the Anambra State House of Assembly, the APGA National Chairman, Barr. Sylvester Ezeokenwa (represented by the National Publicity Secretary, Mazi Ejimofor Opara, Sir Ojukwu Obakasi, Assistant Publicity Secretary, APGA, Southeast, and many other key political stakeholders.
It served as a powerful message to both party members and the larger political community that loyalty and consistency in APGA do not go unnoticed. Many political observers believe that such recognition strengthens party cohesion, encouraging more grassroots supporters to stay committed.
Chief Nwabunwanne, in part of his speech, urged party members to draw inspiration from Bishop Okoye’s steadfastness, emphasizing that APGA values those who stand by it through thick and thin. He reassured party members that as APGA continues to grow, it will always reward dedication, loyalty, and hard work.
As APGA continues to strengthen its base ahead of future elections, the recognition of committed members like Bishop Okoye serves as a reminder that in the party, dedication and loyalty are not just appreciated—they must be rewarded.
Expect more stories from different angles, about this event, for the next many days
