Former National Auditor of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Ray Nnaji, has called on former Governor of Enugu State, Chimaroke Nnamani, to behave with dignity and blame himself for his defeat in the senatorial election in Enugu East.
Nnaji stated that he would be surprised if Nnamani, who, he said, ran without a political party, had won the election, stressing that Nnamani had failed in the election even before the first election.
Nnaji, a lawyer and former Commissioner in the state under the Nnamani administration, said that he threw punches and accusations at Enugu State Governor, Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi, PDP and even the Labor Party (LP) presidential candidate, Peter Obi, and his supporters. through the defeat of the senatorial election will expose him to more ridicule and portray him as a shameless person.
Nnaji said, “You should know the kind of person Nnamani is. The failure made him feel bad. Unfortunately, he did not know that he failed before the election. I thought he would make a reference to me, because I was the one who started the process that led to his expulsion. He has failed before anything.He entered the election without any platform, because the party did not have a candidate for the Enugu East senatorial election.
On the allegation that Ugwuanyi contributed to his failure, Nnaji said: “He should thank Ugwuanyi for bringing him back after a long time. Second chance was given to him and he did not use it well. He should stop the attack, because he it will destroy him if there is any credibility left in him.