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An All Progressives Congress (APC) Chieftain and the Convener of the Coalition of South East APC Support Groups, Francis Okoye,  has disclosed the party's comprehensive plan to secure power from the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) in Anambra State by 2025.

Speaking with the press, Okoye emphasized that the emergence of an APC-affiliated governor in Anambra State by 2025 is not merely inevitable but a crucial necessity. He underscored the APC's readiness to assume leadership, signaling the party's preparedness to supersede the current APGA-led government under Governor Charles Soludo.

"In the last two months, the APC in Anambra has experienced a significant influx of influential figures into our ranks. Notably, Senator Dr. Patrick Ifeanyi Ubah and his substantial following transitioned from the YPP to the APC in October 2023. Additionally, in November, Senator Dr. Lilian Uche Ekwunife and her supporters joined our fold," Okoye revealed.

He further highlighted the addition of other key personalities, including former lawmakers and the 2023 Presidential Candidate of APGA, Justice Peter Umeadi, as well as Chief Barr Olisa Metuh, the retired and former PDP National Publicity Secretary, to the APC Anambra ranks.

Okoye expressed confidence in the unity of APC Anambra, asserting its standing as the leading contender in the upcoming gubernatorial election. He disclosed the party's strategic plans without divulging all details, emphasizing that the APC is positioning itself as the preferred choice for the people of Anambra.

"Our party, the APC, has devised numerous strategies to secure victory in the Anambra 2025 Gubernatorial Election. While we may not unveil all tactics to the media, rest assured that APC Anambra is undergoing a positive transformation. Recently, major APC Anambra stakeholders visited the APC National Secretariat in Abuja, demonstrating unprecedented unity and commitment," Okoye declared.

He dismissed misconceptions about the popularity of the APC in Anambra, asserting that forthcoming months would showcase the party's mobilization strategies. Okoye concluded, "An Anambra Governor of APC extraction in 2025 is not just inevitable but a desideratum."

In a separate segment, Okoye shared insights into Senator Ifeanyi Ubah's move to the APC, stating that Ubah recognizes the limitations of the Young Progressives Party (YPP) in advancing the political interests of the Igbo people.

Senator Ifeanyi Ubah recently defected to the APC, citing irreconcilable differences within the YPP. Okoye's remarks shed light on Ubah's strategic decision to align with the APC for the betterment of Igbo representation in Nigerian politics.