Top Secrets Exposed As PDP Chairman In Prominent State Defects To APC

• The PDP in Udu local government area of Delta has lost its chairman, Henry Ughwujowhovwo, to the APC
• Ughwujowhovwo alleged that favouritism and nepotism are ruining the party without the knowledge of the governor, Ifeanyi Okowa
• The former PDP boss in the area also claimed that a lot of hardworking members of the PDP in the state are being marginalised

Udu LGA, Delta - Henry Ughwujowhovwo, the chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Udu local government area of Delta, Udu DSIEC Ward 12, (Egini community) has defected to the All Progressives Congress (APC).

Ughwujowhovwo on Sunday, February 6, claimed that while selfishness thrives among leaders of the PDP in the state, the governor, Ifeanyi Okowa, is not told the truth, Independent reports.

In regret, he went on to state that by 2023 those who own the land will prove so by the massive votes they will muster for the eventual flag bearer, lamenting that those who worked for the party are being marginalised while saboteurs during the 2019 elections are being favoured by their masters.

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His words:

"Political patronage now revolves around one circle. By 2023, those in that circle, who take all the benefits of the struggle after general elections would go and prove their strength in the field.

"The era of ‘Monkey dey work, bamboo dey chop’ is over. Many of those who worked for the party are being treated like outcasts while those who worked against the party in 2019 are being rewarded by the masters who have links to the governor.

‘’The governor believes all sort of lies being fed him with and 2023 will be the year of retribution for those who do not wish their neighbours well. The pettiness in lopsided political appointments and patronages by the Okowa-led Delta state government and other manners of vindictive political wickedness being demonstrated in the land shall haunt the PDP in the years to come."

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Ekiti 2022: Aggrieved APC governorship aspirants speak on defection

Meanwhile, the seven aggrieved APC governorship aspirants in the just concluded primary election in Ekiti have said they would not leave the ruling party in spite of their grievances.

The senator representing Ekiti Central, Opeyemi Bamidele, and Femi Bamisile, a member representing Ekiti South at the House of Representatives, who spoke on behalf of others, said this on Wednesday, February 2, at a press conference in Ado-Ekiti.

Legit.ng gathered that the aspirants alleged the breach of party’s constitution and vowed to address it politically and legally to serve as deterrent for future recurrence.

Source: Legit.ng