Politics
Uduaghan’s Return To PDP, Homecoming From Egypt To Israel, And A Welcome Devt.— Obule
By Storm Mbarka, SAPELE
Comrade Francis Obule, the Delta State Coordinator of PDP Mobilizers, has described the online media reports making waves that the immediate past former Governor of Delta State, Dr. Emmanuel Eweta Uduaghan CON, has dumped the APC and decamped back to the PDP as a very good news and a most welcome development.
The Sapele PDP chieftain who spoke yesterday at Orion Hotel opposite the Sapele Athletic Club, stated that, the return of former Governor Uduaghan from the APC to PDP is indeed a home coming journey from Egypt to Israel.
Comrade Obule recalled that in 2018 he advised the former Governor via the Delta State owned Pointer Newspaper that Uduaghan should remain in PDP not to think of going to APC, a move which was glaringly an expedition of a man leaving the coxy comfort of a palace to chase rabbit holes having benefitted so much from the PDP.
Obule noted that now that Dr. Emmanuel Eweta Uduaghan has decided to come back home, he should play by the rules and regulations of our great party to contribute his own quota in building of a stronger Delta.
Obule who also went further to advise others still left behind and stranded in the APC to follow the good example of former Governor Uduaghan, said: “All those left in APC, I appeal to you all to tow the path of honour and emulate what His Excellency, Uduaghan has done by coming back home to the PDP,” stressing that the APC is a dead party having nothing to offer as they have no good policies to better the life of Nigerian citizens.
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Speaking further, he added: “It is clear that PDP is the party that can save the situation we found ourselves right now, hence I am calling on all Deltans and Nigerians in general to come to the PDP where we have an UMBRELLA big enough to cover all of us from the scorching sun.
While addressing specifically PDP faithful, Obule said: “My message to all those who are loyal and dedicated to our great Party PDP is that we should all close ranks and come together for the purpose of taking over power through the ballot from the President Buhari-led APC federal government, come 2023.
He lamented that under the APC Change policy, prices of commodities have skyrocketed due to the clueless leadership of the FG, remarking that we need the PDP to come on board to salvage Nigeria from the middle of the high sea that have no direction of where to go.
Obule therefore charged all well meaning Nigerians to support the PDP to ‘change the changer’, adding that after this Uduaghan home coming back to the PDP many more people are going to dump the APC and defect in droves to the PDP, revealing that
as a PDP mobilizer they are already working towards that and the feelers are clear that all the former members including new people are set to return back home because of the failed promises of APC in 2015, he said.
According to Comrade Obule who further painted a fractured picture of the APC as a party which lacks cohession and mechanism of internal democracy, said: “They started with change. Later they said they are next level; today we are stranded without direction, again he lamented.
Obule who assured Deltans in particular and Nigerians in general of better days to come under a PDP-led FG, said: “We are clamouring to change the changer, because l know very well that the PDP can be trusted to produce a new and visionary leader to take over the reins of government come 2023 and put Nigeria on the true path of greatness, he concluded.
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