Chris Finebone, the spokesperson of All Progressives Congress, APC, Rivers State Publicity Secretary,s finally tendered a letter to resign from the party about three days after his rumoured defection to the People Democratic Party, PDP.
Indications that the APC Chieftain may have dumped his party emerged last Friday when he was seen in a viral photo photo with Governor Nyesom Wike, the Rivers governorship candidate of the PDP, Siminalayi Fubara.
Dr. Davies Ikanya, the former Chairman of APC who defected PDP who was also in the picture also had posted: ” This is what it is.Life is full of surprises.”
Finebone was also one of the dignitaries who graced the Commissioning of Rivers State Assembly Quarters by the Speaker of House of Representatives, Femi Gbagabiamila last Friday.
But he confirmed that he was leaving APC In a terse resignation letter dated August 12 ,2022 and addressed to his the Chairman his Ward 6, Opobo-Nkoro local government area.
He refused to give reasons for dumping the party.
”I am not one to go public with the reasons for my resigning from APC, just as I did not give anyone reasons for joining the party. However,all I can say is encapsulated in the words of a 17th century poet and dramatist, John Dryden.
“Must I at length the Sword of Justice draw? Oh curst Effects of necessary law! How all my fear they by my, Mercy Scam, Beware the fury of patient man”.
But APC through its Assistant Publicity Secretary, Darlington Nwauju, had stated yesterday that it got the hint of Finebone leaving the party about two months ago.
He said this was because the former APC spokesperson did not want to shoulder the moral burden of leading an onslaught against Fubara his kinsman who is the PDP governorship candidate.
Finebone has no doubt left another big hole in political structure of APC.
Less than two days before he left, APC, he had as always, taken Wike to the cleaners, slamming the Governor for dancing “Kokomo” in viral video at the time scores of children were dying of an outbreak of Measles in Communities in Abua-Odua local government area of the State. – The News.
