APGA congratulates Obiano on papal conferment in Vatican

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By Ikechukwu Okaforadi

The All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) has congratulated Governor Willie Obiano over the conferment of the honour of Knight Commander of St. Gregory (KCSG) by His Holiness, Pope Francis at the Vatican.
In a statement issued by the national chairman of the party, Ike Oye, which was released to the media by the National Director Publicity of the party, Ifanacho Oguejiofor, APGA said “That the Conferors of the award chose the Vatican for the event underscored God’s immeasurable favours upon you.
“We have no modicum of doubt that this event will kickstart another important phase in your life.
“We are deeply glad that you are doing very well in office as governor. Forget the vile criticisms and Shenanigans of our traducers, the future holds bright prospects for you, Anambra State and our great party.”
To this end, the party prayed God to grant him greater wisdom and courage to discharge the responsibilities he has been entrusted with.

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