Just In: South East Zonal Executive Committee Votes for Hon. Udeh-Okoye to Replace Senator Samuel Anyanwu’s as PDP National Secretary

 

In a momentous turn of events, the Zonal Executive Committee of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) has issued a landmark resolution, a significant decision that has been subsequently transmitted to the National Working Committee (NWC). This resolution carries the profound weight of the replacement of Senator Samuel Anyanwu, PDP Imo Gubernatorial candidate in Imo State, as the party’s National Secretary.

In a clear demonstration of the democratic processes within the party, the Zonal Executive Committee has unanimously exercised its authority and vested its trust in Rt. Hon SKE Udeh-Okoye as the designated successor to Senator Samuel Anyanwu in the esteemed position of PDP National Secretary.

This development now situates Hon. Udeh-Okoye as the incumbent PDP National Secretary, thus charting a distinct trajectory for the PDP’s ongoing political journey. Simultaneously, Senator Anyanwu focuses on his mantle as the PDP gubernatorial candidate for Imo State.

The political landscape reverberates with this significant transition, heralding changes that bear the potential to significantly impact the direction of the PDP and its activities both within and beyond Imo State. As the intricate interplay of political dynamics and constitutionality unfolds, the PDP, both at the national and regional levels, now stands at a juncture of decisive transformation and transition.

Stay tuned as the political narrative continues to evolve, navigating the intricate path of the PDP’s political journey towards constitutionality and ethics in the coming days.

The PDP has, by this move, rescued itself from the unethical and unconstitutional position of having one individual double as it National Secretary and Imo State Gubernatorial candidate.

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