Election 2019: APC senator denies lobbying for Senate presidency

Senator Andy Uba has debunked media reports suggesting he is preparing to vie for the office of the Senate president in the 9th Senate.

Uba, the senator representing Anambra south senatorial zone in the upper chamber, said the report is false and geared towards distracting his campaign.

In a statement sent to Legit.ng on Monday, February 4 by his media office, the senator said he is at the moment concentrating on returning to the Senate.

“l am more interested in concentrating on achieving victory both for myself and the party in this very keenly contested elections,” he said.

He also regretted that the reportage was malicious and designed to distract him from his impactful campaigns, enjoining the public to please disregard the statement as misleading.

Senator Uba recently said that through hard work, he and others had succeeded in making Anambra people to accept the All Progressives Congress (APC).

In his speech to the ruling party's members at Oko in Orumba north local government area, Uba, who is also the Anambra chairman of President Buhari’s campaign council, said he was glad that APC had become indeed a formidable force.

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