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Chief Nkama Orji Uka, a crucial member of the ruling All Progressive Congress (APC), has strongly denounced the idea of granting automatic tickets to current members of the National Assembly, pointing out that those advocating for such tickets were probably trying to avoid an open contest out of fear of losing the primaries.
In a statement he issued, signed, and distributed to reporters in Abakaliki, the capital of Ebonyi state, Uka disclosed this information, characterizing the action as anti-democratic and potentially destabilizing the party.
He cautioned that doing so would jeopardize equality, justice, and fairness in the state’s political system and said that the only approach to guarantee that the most talented and well-liked candidates represent the party is still through a free, fair, and credible primary election.
“Stakeholders throughout the state are committed to showcasing the top prospects. He stated, “Those who have performed poorly ought not to be permitted to fly the party’s flag.”
Uka pointed out that the state APC chairman had repeatedly insisted that the party would not field unpopular candidates, emphasizing that direct primaries would enable voters to select their favorite MPs.
He further said that the governor and party leadership were under increasing pressure from some current lawmakers to implement an automatic ticket system for all incumbents.
The stakeholder urged Chief Stanley Okoro Emegha, the chairman of the state party, Governor Francis Nwifuru, and other interested parties to oppose purported attempts to give automatic tickets to active members of the National and State Assemblies prior to the party primaries.
“As a true democrat, I implore Governor Francis Nwifuru to resist such pressure.” In addition to being against equity, justice, and fairness, this action has the potential to damage the harmony and harmony that the APC currently enjoys, he stated.
Additionally, the APC chieftain noted that Ebonyi State has a system of rotation among clans, villages, and local government areas, cautioning that automatic tickets will upset this system and prevent other areas from producing candidates.
In the run-up to the general elections in 2027, he warned that such a decision may alienate disgruntled stakeholders and possibly drive them toward other political platforms.
Uka stressed that many towns in the state have qualified representatives who can represent them in both the State Assembly and the National Assembly, and that automatic tickets would unfairly keep them out of the competition.
He insisted that the party needed to oppose the proposal in order to avoid internal strife and potential electoral setbacks.
Uka urged the governor to embrace open and competitive primaries in order to preserve democratic values, expressing confidence in his leadership.
“The people of Ebonyi State, who overwhelmingly backed the APC in the general elections of 2023, will benefit from my appeal. Additionally, they want to have the chance to select their favorite candidates via a reliable primary procedure, he continued.
