2027 polls: Prominent Ebonyi stakeholder, Otubo defects to PDP
The Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in Ebonyi State has recorded another political boost following the defection of a prominent stakeholder, Fidelis Otubo, who formally joined the party, declaring his commitment to its ideals and political objectives. Otubo, who said he had never belonged to any political party before his decision to join the PDP, explained […] 2027 polls: Prominent Ebonyi…
In Ebonyi State, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has gained a notable boost after a prominent local figure, Fidelis Otubo, switched allegiances to the party. Otubo, who had never been affiliated with any political party prior to this decision, expressed his admiration for the PDP's governance record, stating that it outperformed other parties that had held power.
He emphasized that while no political party is perfect, the PDP's performance during its years in government was superior, which motivated his defection. Otubo also highlighted the importance of the party fulfilling the people's wishes, stating that an organization failing to do so would be considered empty. He expressed optimism that the PDP would continue to deliver positive results, comparing its grassroots foundation and commitment to the people's interests with an apple tree that produces apples.
Describing the PDP as one of Nigeria's best democratic platforms, Otubo pledged his dedication to the party and its goals. Andy Opoke, the PDP senatorial candidate for Ebonyi North Senatorial District, highlighted Otubo's significance to the party, noting that his presence could greatly impact the party's political fortunes. The PDP State Organising Secretary, Chukwudi Okoro, emphasized the power of the people to determine their leaders and hold them accountable for their performance.
He welcomed Otubo into the party, praising his character, competence, commitment, compassion, and credibility, and assured that other party stalwarts would join in celebrating his new role.
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