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CampHope other political structures collapsed into Imo APC as one

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Ahead of 2023 general election in Imo State, the foremost Political structure of Senator Hope Uzodimma CampHope Organization Worldwide and other political structures across Imo State and beyond formed synergy for the purpose of strengthen Imo State All Progressives Congress led by Prince Marcelinus Nlemigbo.

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The political structures – CampHope, Imo Hope for Good Governance, and Hope Rising for Imolites – were at the Sam Mbakwe Executive Chambers,  Government House, Owerri within the week, to express their continued solidarity to the Governor Hope Uzodimma their Principal.

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We reliablely gathered that, these groups were those organization that was born out of genuine love in support of Senator Hope Uzodimma political arrangements.

Addressing the members, Governor Uzodimma noted that having been with him since he showed interest in becoming the Governor of Imo State he  will not disappoint them now that he is governor.

He said he remains grateful to those who worked with him to come to the level where he is today and that he will show them reciprocity, “having been patient all this while, committing their human and material resources.”

The Governor advised them “to look inwards, think of how best to better their position in the party by reasoning more as APC members than being just an association member,”  emphasizing that being more of an APC member will “make them more acceptable to other party members especially in contesting and winning positions.”

The Governor informed that soon, he will effect changes at the Local Government level “as the current IMC members will be changed for new ones while waiting for the conduct of the Local Government elections in the State.”

Presenting the three groups earlier, the Speaker, Imo State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Paul Emeziem who was appointed to reconcile the three groups explained that he and his committee have concluded the assignment given to them “in a positive manner.”

Emeziem said that the three groups are now one and can speak in one voice to the benefit of APC in the State.

He thanked the Governor for the assignment and support given to his Committee that resulted in the realization of the objective.

Speaking and introducing others, the General Overseer of CampHope Organization Worldwide Hon. High Canice Moore Nwachukwu Omeogo na Orlu, affirmed that their coming together will make APC party stronger and better equipped to face opposition parties in the state, come next election without fear of defeat.

In their different presentations, High Chief Canice Nwachukwu of Camp Hope told the Governor that “the three groups have decided to come together, synergize for better and more convivial political alignment.”

He said that their coming together is to get more people involved in the APC project in Imo State and to work for Imo people as his foot soldiers and to add impetus to his 3R administration of Rehabilitation, Reconstruction and Recovery.

In his own contribution,  Pst. Chris Mbarie,  the leader of Imo Hope for Good Governance informed the Governor that he has tried to re-orientate his group to embrace members of Camp Hope and Hope Rising for Imo Governance “as members of one family for a better support and solidarity to their leader,  Governor Hope Uzodimma.”

He added that the essence of the synergy and coming together is for them to have people in good number that can push their aims and objectives and realize their aspirations of moving APC to a greater height.

In the same vein,  the Leader of Hope Rising for Imolites, Barr. Success Obioma told the audience that they have agreed to use the groups as a formidable force to support the Governor towards good governance in Imo State.

He assured that henceforth “the three groups are an indivisible family, bound together by their focus on their leader, His Excellency Senator Hope Uzodimma, the Governor of Imo State as the HOPE of Imo State, in getting to the promise land.”

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