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PDP inaugurates newly elected state executive committee in Ebonyi

Kenneth Onyekwere by Kenneth Onyekwere
March 17, 2026
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The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has inaugurated the newly elected state executive committee of the party led by Chukwuma Igwe nad Henry Ngonu as the state chairman and state secretary, respectively.

Igwe was a member of Ebonyi of the Ebonyi State House of Assembly.

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The new state executive committee members were elected at the state congress held at the PDP Secretariat, Km 8, Abakaliki/Enugu Expressway, Abakaliki on Friday.

The congress which witnessed a large turnout of party faithful was monitored by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), while the presence of security operatives ensured that the congress was peaceful without any incident.

Addressing party members, the Chairman of the seven-man congress committee, Ukpai Ukairo announced that the PDP adopted consensus in the election of the new leadership to reduce rancour, noting that the committee was impressed by the conduct of PDP members in Ebonyi State.

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Ukairo enjoined the newly elected leadership of the party to work hard as the PDP is poised to bounce back to winning ways, especially as the 2027 general elections approach.

In his remarks at the inauguration of the new SWC, the South-East National Vice Chairman of the party, Chidiebere Egwu, while congratulating the new executive urged them to work with the leaders and stakeholders of the party to ensure that every member of the party is carried along in rebuilding the party.

Egwu also charged the new PDP executive to hit the ground running by ensuring that members of the party actively take part in the e-registration exercise in line with the new electoral guidelines as prescribed by the Electoral Act, 2025.

Members of the Ebonyi PDP SWC are Chief Chris Ngwuta (deputy chairman), Prince Kigsley Igwe (treasurer), Okohue Nkaa (legal adviser), Okoro Chukwudi Goodluck (organising secretary), and Nnanna Emea Oji (youth leader).

Others include, Mrs. Chinyere Nwele (women’s keader), Darlington Onwe (publicity secretary), Emmanuel Uka Abraham (financial secretary), Francis Alegu (auditor), Alhaji Idris Oken (vice chairman, central), Ugochukwu Obasi (vice chairman, south) and Mrs. Nwojiji Blessing Chinazum (vice chairman, north).

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Keyamo explains Akure airport security breach incident By Edubi Omotayo The Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo, has explained what led to the recent security breach at the Akure airport. Speaking on Tuesday in an interview on Frontline, a public affairs programme on Eagle 102.5 FM in Ilese-Ijebu, Ogun State, the minister clarified that the breach at the Akure Airport was not a targeted attack on aviation infrastructure. According to him, individuals fleeing a separate security situation gained access to the airport through a weak section of the perimeter fence. “The airport was never the target,” Keyamo said, reassuring passengers and stakeholders about safety at the nation's airports. He explained that those involved sought refuge within the airport premises, stressing that air travelers were not in danger. The minister’s comments come amid heightened concerns over airport security nationwide. He acknowledged the vulnerability exposed by the incident and revealed that efforts are underway to secure funding for the reconstruction of the airport’s perimeter fencing to prevent a recurrence. Beyond domestic security issues, Keyamo also highlighted the ripple effects of geopolitical tensions in the Middle East on global aviation industry. He noted that key international routes used by Nigerian travelers have experienced significant disruptions in recent weeks. “Routes crucial to Nigeria’s international air traffic have faced major disruptions over the past two weeks, leaving thousands of our citizens stranded overseas,” he said. Keyamo pointed to Nigeria’s heavy dependence on major transit hubs such as Dubai International Airport and Hamad International Airport, explaining that instability in the region has created logistical challenges for airlines and passengers alike. He further raised concerns over rising aviation fuel costs, driven by fluctuations in the global oil market. According to the minister, the increase in operational expenses has forced airlines to adjust ticket prices and flight schedules, adding pressure to an already strained sector. As part of ongoing government efforts, Keyamo disclosed that measures are being taken to facilitate the evacuation of stranded Nigerians, while also strengthening airport infrastructure and security across the country. Despite the challenges, the minister expressed optimism about the resilience of Nigeria’s aviation sector, emphasizing that reforms and strategic interventions are being implemented to improve safety, efficiency, and overall service delivery. Keyamo explains Akure airport security breach incident By Edubi Omotayo The Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo, has explained what led to the recent security breach at the Akure airport. Speaking on Tuesday in an interview on Frontline, a public affairs programme on Eagle 102.5 FM in Ilese-Ijebu, Ogun State, the minister clarified that the breach at the Akure Airport was not a targeted attack on aviation infrastructure. According to him, individuals fleeing a separate security situation gained access to the airport through a weak section of the perimeter fence. “The airport was never the target,” Keyamo said, reassuring passengers and stakeholders about safety at the nation's airports. He explained that those involved sought refuge within the airport premises, stressing that air travelers were not in danger. The minister’s comments come amid heightened concerns over airport security nationwide. He acknowledged the vulnerability exposed by the incident and revealed that efforts are underway to secure funding for the reconstruction of the airport’s perimeter fencing to prevent a recurrence. Beyond domestic security issues, Keyamo also highlighted the ripple effects of geopolitical tensions in the Middle East on global aviation industry. He noted that key international routes used by Nigerian travelers have experienced significant disruptions in recent weeks. “Routes crucial to Nigeria’s international air traffic have faced major disruptions over the past two weeks, leaving thousands of our citizens stranded overseas,” he said. Keyamo pointed to Nigeria’s heavy dependence on major transit hubs such as Dubai International Airport and Hamad International Airport, explaining that instability in the region has created logistical challenges for airlines and passengers alike. He further raised concerns over rising aviation fuel costs, driven by fluctuations in the global oil market. According to the minister, the increase in operational expenses has forced airlines to adjust ticket prices and flight schedules, adding pressure to an already strained sector. As part of ongoing government efforts, Keyamo disclosed that measures are being taken to facilitate the evacuation of stranded Nigerians, while also strengthening airport infrastructure and security across the country. Despite the challenges, the minister expressed optimism about the resilience of Nigeria’s aviation sector, emphasizing that reforms and strategic interventions are being implemented to improve safety, efficiency, and overall service delivery. Keyamo explains Akure airport security breach incident

Keyamo explains Akure airport security breach incident

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