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Leave Our Party Alone, PDP Group Slams Governor Sheriff, Okowa

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The Fix PDP, Fix Nigeria Group has issued a strong warning to Delta State Governor, Sheriff Oborevwori, and former Governor Dr. Ifeanyi Okowa, cautioning them to desist from interfering in the internal affairs of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).  


In a statement released in Delta State, spokesperson of the group, Efe Moses, noted that both Okowa and Governor Sheriff have openly aligned themselves with the All Progressives Congress (APC), and therefore have no moral or political justification to meddle in the affairs of the PDP.


“Governor Sheriff and Okowa should leave us alone. They have crossed over to APC, and as such, they cannot continue to dictate or manipulate the direction of PDP.

The rightful authority of the party in Delta State rests with the PDP Secretariat in Asaba, and that is where all party structures and decisions must return,” Moses stated.


He accused the duo of deliberately trying to destabilize the PDP in Delta State for selfish political reasons, stressing that such interference will no longer be tolerated.


“They should stop parading themselves as PDP leaders when their loyalty now lies elsewhere. The era of double loyalty is over.

“Since they have moved to APC, they should face their new political home and leave PDP in peace,” he added.


The Fix PDP, Fix Nigeria group reaffirmed its determination to defend the unity and integrity of the party against every form of external sabotage, while calling on all PDP faithful to stand firm and resist attempts to weaken the party from within or outside.

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UCMPOO Unveils LG, Ward Executives Inauguration Schedule in Cross River Cross River 2027: UCMPOO Targets

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Cyril Ogat

The United Coalition Movement for Otu and Ode (UCMPOO) has announced plans to inaugurate its local government and ward executive committees across the Central Senatorial District of Cross River State as part of efforts to strengthen its grassroots political structure ahead of the 2027 general elections.

In a statement signed on Sunday by the Coordinator of UCMPOO in the Central Senatorial District , Prince Takim Okongor, said the inauguration exercise was designed to build a broad-based political platform capable of mobilising support beyond the traditional All Progressives Congress (APC) structure.

According to the schedule released by the movement, the inauguration will commence in Boki on Thursday, November 12, followed by Etung on Friday, November 13, and Ikom on Saturday, November 14.

The exercise will continue in Abi and Obubra on Sunday, November 15, while Yakurr will host its inauguration on Tuesday, November 17.

Austine Ibok the State DG explained that the initiative would bring together members of opposition parties, political candidates, stakeholders across party lines, as well as aggrieved and dissatisfied members of the APC who believe they have been excluded from the current political arrangement.

He said the movement was committed to promoting unity, reconciliation and political integration while creating opportunities for wider participation in support of the Otu administration.

The State Director-General added that the proposed grassroots structures would strengthen political engagement and mobilisation across communities in the Central Senatorial District ahead of the 2027 elections.

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