OKIGWE, IMO STATE – Chief Odenigbo has emerged as the winner of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) House of Assembly primary election for Okigwe State Constituency, following a keenly contested exercise within the party.
The announcement was made after the conclusion of the primary election, where delegates from the constituency participated in the selection process to determine the party’s candidate ahead of the next general elections.
Chief Odenigbo, who is expected to fly the APGA flag in the forthcoming election, expressed gratitude to party members and supporters for their confidence and support throughout the exercise.
He described his victory as a collective achievement, attributing the outcome to what he called the “unity and determination” of party faithful in Okigwe constituency.
In his remarks following the declaration, he stated that the mandate reflects the desire of the people for what he termed meaningful change and improved representation at the state legislature.
He also commended the conduct of the primary election, noting that the process was largely peaceful and reflected internal democratic principles within the party.
The All Progressives Grand Alliance, All Progressives Grand Alliance, has continued to position itself as a strong political force in Imo State, particularly in select constituencies where it maintains grassroots support.
Party stakeholders described the primary election as a significant step toward strengthening the party’s chances in the upcoming elections, emphasizing the importance of unity among members after the exercise.
Observers note that primaries such as this play a crucial role in shaping the political landscape at the state level, as they determine the candidates who eventually represent political parties in legislative contests.
Chief Odenigbo’s emergence is expected to intensify political activities in Okigwe State Constituency as parties begin preparations for the general election campaign period.
Supporters of the candidate have already begun celebrating the outcome, describing it as a victory for continuity, representation, and local political engagement.
Political analysts say the coming weeks will be critical as candidates consolidate support bases and outline their policy priorities to voters across the constituency.
As the election season draws closer, attention is now shifting toward campaign strategies, voter mobilization, and party coordination across Imo State.
Chief Odenigbo reiterated his commitment to delivering what he called “the change we preach,” pledging to represent the interests of Ndi Okigwe effectively if elected in the general election.
