The member representing Aba North/Aba South Federal constituency in the National Assembly, Alex Ikwechegh, has stated that he would not be intimidated by a group threatening to recall him for endorsing the re-election of Governor Alex Otti.
Naijaonpoint reports that a group, Aba Ngwa Indigenous Movement, had threatened to trigger a recall process against Ikwechegh unless he urgently convenes a town hall meeting to explain his participation in the Old Bende People’s endorsement of Otti.
The group, whose position was made known by Rowland Ajuzieogu, Adimchinobi Nwaigwe, and Jamike Ikonne, among others, cried out that the Rep member’s position did not reflect the interest or mandate of Aba North and South constituents.
Reacting via a statement by his senior media director, George Ezeikpe, the lawmaker insisted that he has committed no sin for saying the truth about the developmental and economic realities in Aba Federal constituency and other parts of Abia.
Ikwechegh, who was elected on the platform of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) maintained that he still enjoys the strong support of Aba people and would not lose sleep over the recall threat.
“What sin has Honourable Ikwechegh committed for saying the truth about what the Governor has done?
“He won’t be bothered or distracted by the recall threat”, said Ezeikpe.
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