Imo APP Chair Njesi Declares Full Readiness for 2027 General Elections

Imo APP Chair Njesi Declares Full Readiness for 2027 General Elections

The Action Peoples Party (APP) in Imo State has officially declared its readiness to contest the 2027 general elections, with its state chairman, Ernest Njesi, confirming that the party has fielded candidates for all elective positions and completed the necessary registration with the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC). Njesi made the announcement during a media engagement in Owerri, where he expressed confidence in the party’s ability to secure multiple seats across the state. He emphasized that APP is not only prepared but also optimistic about a successful electoral outcome in 2027.

According to Njesi, the party has submitted and received approval for three senatorial candidates, 10 candidates for the House of Representatives, and 27 candidates for the Imo State House of Assembly. These candidates have been formally registered with INEC, marking the party’s official entry into the electoral race. The APP chairman stressed that the party is fully battle-ready and committed to winning seats at all levels of government in the upcoming elections.

In addition to its electoral preparations, the APP is actively engaging with communities across Imo State to educate voters about its policies and encourage support. Njesi said the party leadership is conducting grassroots outreach to ensure that citizens are informed about its programmes and vision for development. This strategy, he noted, is designed to build trust and strengthen the party’s presence in the political landscape.

Njesi also addressed recent allegations of violence against the party, condemning the reported attack on its secretariat and the destruction of its campaign billboards. He accused political opponents of orchestrating these acts to undermine the party’s campaign efforts. Despite these challenges, he affirmed that no form of intimidation will deter APP from participating in the 2027 elections.

He urged other political parties to focus on presenting their manifestoes to the electorate rather than resorting to political violence. Njesi called for a peaceful and fair electoral process, emphasizing that democracy thrives on dialogue and public engagement, not fear or aggression. The APP chairman’s statements reflect the party’s determination to remain active and competitive in Nigeria’s political arena.

As the 2027 elections draw closer, the APP’s declaration signals its intent to play a significant role in shaping the political future of Imo State. With its candidates registered and campaigns underway, the party is positioning itself as a serious contender in the upcoming electoral contest. The coming months will reveal how effectively APP can mobilize support and translate its preparations into electoral success.