With all these, the political future of the Igbos still rests in the hands of APC, Gov. Okorocha reiterated

Imo State Governor, Rochas Okorocha, has reiterated that the political future of the Igbo race can only be guaranteed in the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) Okorocha, the Chairman of APC Governors’ Forum, said the South-East could not afford to be in opposition party, and urged all Igbos living outside the zone to join the
APC.
The governor in a statement issued by his Chief Press Secretary, Mr. Sam Onwuemeodo, restated this in Owerri on Saturday.
“All indigenes of the South-East geopolitical zone should seize the opportunity offered to them by the ongoing registration of APC across the nation and register in the party,” the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) quoted the governor as saying in the statement.
He said the Igbos had no better option at the moment than to join the APC, adding that any form of opposition to the centre would result to a great political setback.
“APC is at the centre and in most states of the federation and what the south easterners should do is to wake up and identify with the government that has come to stay,” he said.
Okorocha, who solicited peaceful registration in the zone, warned party leaders to avoid rancour and utterances that could bring the party into disrepute.
“Very soon we will be confronted with Anambra governorship election and we must maintain the peace and unity this party has enjoyed since inception in other to make wave in the election,” the governor said.
He said this was not the time for leaders of the party to flex undue political muscles.