Using AA for membership cards by Atiku-Amaechi Movement is identity theft - Udeze

Kenneth Udeze, the National Chairman of the Action Alliance, has vehemently denounced the unauthorized utilization of the AA abbreviation by the Atiku-Amaechi Movement, labeling it as identity theft. According to a statement released by Udeze, the dissemination of membership cards and materials under the acronym AA by the Atiku-Amaechi Movement is both deceptive and intended to create confusion.

This claim was further emphasized by Udeze in a statement signed by the National Publicity Secretary of AA. The statement explicitly stated that AA is the exclusive acronym of the Action Alliance, registered with INEC and recognized by the constitution. It is exclusively reserved and cannot be adopted by any political movement, pressure group, or association.

The statement emphasized that the use of AA and the AA Movement by the Atiku-Amaechi group is misleading, deceptive, and calculated to confuse voters and unlawfully claim the goodwill and identity of the Action Alliance. The Action Alliance unequivocally denies any affiliation with the Atiku-Amaechi Movement, its promoters, or its membership cards.

The statement demanded that the promoters of the AA Movement immediately cease using AA as an abbreviation and called upon INEC, security agencies, and the general public to be aware of this fraudulent confusion and disregard the materials being circulated. Udeze, as the National Chairman of the Action Alliance, vowed that all necessary legal actions would be taken to safeguard the party's name, logo, and abbreviation.