APGA Chieftain Obigwe Mocks Ukachukwu, Labels Him Serial Debtor

The National Coordinator of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) Media Warriors Forum, Evangelist Chinedu Obigwe, has mocked the All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship aspirant, Prince Nicholas Ukachukwu, over what he described as Ukachukwu’s “serial indebtedness.”

In a statement, Obigwe claimed that Ukachukwu’s persistent financial liabilities have become a matter of public concern, damaging his credibility.

According to Obigwe, a recent incident at the Transcorp Hilton Hotel in Abuja further exposed Ukachukwu’s alleged lack of integrity.

He referenced a viral video in which Ukachukwu was reportedly confronted by business associates who accused him of owing them substantial sums of money,even as he continues to campaign to become the next governor of Anambra State.

“This is the second time in recent months that Ukachukwu has been publicly disgraced by people he is allegedly indebted to,” Obigwe stated.

He recalled an earlier incident in which a man went completely naked in front of Ukachukwu’s residence to demand payment of a debt.

“Now, in this latest video, his business partners openly told him that he cannot be campaigning for governor while still owing people,” Obigwe added.

Obigwe went further to ridicule Ukachukwu, arguing that electioneering is a capital-intensive process and should not be pursued by someone allegedly entangled in financial troubles.

He stated that the repeated public confrontations reveal that Ukachukwu is unfit to govern Anambra State.

“For his business partners to block him and his family at the Transcorp Hilton, it’s clear that their patience has been exhausted,”

“Ukachukwu is a mistake the Anambra electorate must avoid like a plague. He has absolutely nothing to offer the people. His only interest is to use Anambra’s resources to offset his massive debts. God forbid such a calamity.”he said.