BREAKING NEWS: More PDP Faithful Resign In Okowa’s LGA

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In a dramatic political development, 15 key members of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) in Ward 3, Boji Owa, Ika North East Local Government Area of Delta State, have tendered their resignation en masse.

The decision, outlined in a signed letter addressed to the ward chairman, cites unfulfilled promises and perceived high-handedness by party leaders as the primary reasons for their exit.

The mass resignation includes notable grassroots mobilizers and unit heads who have actively contributed to the party’s political successes in the region.

Among those who resigned are Tony K. Wunkei Williams, Ehik W. Daniel, Obazikwor Paul, Benjamin Osemeke, Okafor Lucky, Echiemen Francis, Afam Emeke, Juliana Erigbuem, Chukwuma Nwaze, Eseka Solomon, Obi Charles, Rev. Agboroma Peter, Ogala Joseph, Richie Ekoemweye, and Vincent Ogadi.

Their resignation letter, which has been widely circulated, expresses deep disappointment in the party leadership for failing to deliver on promises and for what they described as “high-handedness” in decision-making.

This move is expected to have significant implications for the PDP in Delta State, particularly as political realignments ahead of the next electoral cycle begin to take shape.

The mass departure raises concerns about internal discord within the PDP, with analysts suggesting that this could be a symptom of a larger crisis brewing within the party at the grassroots level.

The resignation letter has been copied to the Local Government Area (LGA) Party Chairman, Delta North Party Chairman, and Delta State Party Chairman, signaling a need for urgent intervention from the party’s leadership to stem further defections.

As the political landscape in Delta State continues to evolve, it remains to be seen what impact this development will have on the PDP’s dominance in the region.

The affected individuals have yet to disclose their next political move, but speculations abound that they may align with other opposition parties in the coming months.

The PDP is yet to issue an official response to this wave of resignations, but political observers believe this could be a wake-up call for the party leadership to address grievances before more loyalists jump ship.

This is a developing story. Stay tuned for more updates.

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