IPOB: APC chieftain calls for minister's sack over Biafra agitation

Chief Nduka Anyanwu, a chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has called on President Muhammadu Buhari, to urgently sack the minister trade and investment, Okechukwu
Enelamah and other non-performing cabinet members from the South-east. Anyanwu who served as an ex-officio for APC called for them to be sacked due to their inability to quell the agitation by the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB). 
"If you want to appoint a minister, you must look for somebody who is ready to work for you, not somebody who would go and speak only grammar. Politics is not a child's play, it is a very serious business. I am saying that we need an experienced politician. There are lots of us that are highly educated in Abia State who can do the job better than him. We are saying this because of the issues of agitations in South-east. I am asking them to begin to look inwardly, to look at the really core party people who worked for Buhari in the South-east. "The one that is representing us now is not working in Abia state, we don't know him, he's not part of us. All the time we were campaigning, using our money to do sorts of things, they called us all sorts of names, he was not there with us, why being the Minister of Trade and Investment? The terrain of things in Abia State now, we need a very experienced person who will be able to reach all parties to bring things together. I am saying that we want Abia State to be the APC State by 2019 but with the way things are going now, if we don’t make changes quickly now, we won't get there." "If I were Nnamdi Kanu, he would have begun to agitate within the people that have ruled that state since 1999 and begin to ask questions, what have you people done? Can you give us account of stewardship since 1999? You can see in Abia State that all the infrastructures have so dilapidated. You can see poverty is visible. If you visit there at night, is like a goat stand, nothing is working. The party chieftain went on to say 85% of the youths in Abia state are jobless hence the agitation. Read more: https://www.naij.com/1129516-ipob-apc-chieftain-calls-ministers-sack-biafra-agitation.html#1129516