The National Vice Chairman, Peoples Democratic party, PDP, South East Zone, Goodluck Egwu, has stated that no congress of the party was conducted at the ward, local government, or state levels.
Disclosing this in a statement on Friday, Egwu’s media aide, πππ² ππ‘π’π£π’π¨π€π, pointed out that “the names being circulated as executives are products of a staged charade and carry no legitimacy whatsoever.
“The Office of the National Vice Chairman, PDP South East Zone, Goodluck Egwu, has been alerted on the false reports circulating in some media claiming that a PDP congress was conducted in Ebonyi State and that executives were elected.
“We state categorically that no lawful PDP congress was conducted in Ebonyi State at ward, local government, or state level,” the aide said.
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He described what transpired as an illegal, stage-managed event orchestrated by APC-sponsored agents allegedly led by the Governor of Enugu State, Peter Mbah, in connivance with the disgraced Chief Ali Odefa.
According to him, It is on record that Ali Odefa had been suspended by his ward and subsequently expelled from the party, a position upheld by competent courts as he is no longer a PDP member, and any activities linked to him are null and void.
The statement stated that “the actions of Ali Odefa and Peter Mbah, are acts of desperate men who are bent on hijacking the party’s structure(s) in the South East, and lord on everyone without following due process and party’s guidelines; we promise them that we won’t let that happen, for they will be vehemently resisted.”
