Politics
Delta PDP Passes Confidence Vote On National Exco
…Says Where They Ask Them To Go They Will Go
The Ughelli North Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, has passed a vote of confidence on the National Executive Committee of the party, led by the National Interim Chairman of the party, Amb. Umar Damagum.
The Ughelli North PDP has also passed a confidence vote on the party’s National Secretary, Mr. Samuel Anyanwu and the Acting Chairman of the Delta Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, for doing awesomely well to hold the party so firm in spite of challenges and betrayers.
The motion for the vote of confidence which was passed by the Ughelli North Ward 5 PDP Chairman, Prince Jude Oharisi, was seconded by Coach Charly Tuedor for their dedication and commitment to enhance the growth of the party.
The Ughelli Ward 5 PDP Chairman, Prince Jude Oharisi while speaking to newsmen said the defection has nothing to do with the entire family of PDP in Delta state, hence Ughelli PDP has stayed behind and never considered joining APC.
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He said, “If the national executive of the party could resists the defection, why would one think that we in Ugheli PDP cannot also resist it. No one can persuade us into something we know has to do with personal interest.
Former Special Assistants to the governor of Delta state, Mr. Efe Oberiko, Mr. Marvellous Osawhere and Coach Oke Odutomare, former PDP Chairman, Daniel Emaye, Mr. Gift Umudi and Princess Harriet Tobi thanked all members of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, for being steadfast.
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