The Abia State chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has elected Mr. Abraham Ama as its new chairman.
Naija News has learned that Mr. Ama, who was previously the Deputy Chairman and Acting State Publicity Secretary of Abia North State, secured 1,264 votes, beating his closest rival, Orgu, who came second with 395 votes in the weekend election.・I understand that he surpassed Mr. Cal. .
Ama, who hails from Ihechiowa in Arochukwu Local Government Area of Abia State, is a vocal critic of the current Labor-led government in the state and has chosen to remain in the party and remains a prominent figure within the PDP.
The PDP regional leaders elected on Sunday include Onwuka Kalu as Abia Central Chairman, Enyinnaya Apollos as Abia South Chairman and Abia Elendu Kalu Elendu as Abia North Chairman.
Meanwhile, leaders of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Lagos State have called on their members to come together and speak with a unified voice in the run-up to the 2027 general elections.
Leaders who spoke at a stakeholder meeting organized by Diadem, a group of technocrats within the PDP, stressed the need for unity to restore the party’s strength in Lagos.
The event, held in Ifako-Ijaye LGA, celebrated Nigeria’s 64th Independence Day and focused on mobilizing 100,000 “organized members” to the party.
The rally, titled “Ideological Democracy Against Accommodative and Deceptive Politics,” was the first of its kind by a political group in the LGA, according to organizer and aviation expert Dayo Kayode. It was something.
Kayode stressed that the party must prioritize unity, putting aside personal interests to strengthen the PDP in Lagos. “As we approach 2027, we must come together and speak with one voice,” he said.
Kayode further explained that the event was aimed at celebrating Nigeria’s independence and rallying support for the PDP across Lagos constituencies, adding that the group intends to enroll 100,000 new members. pointed out.
Keynote speaker Bolaji Akinyemi highlighted issues hindering Nigeria’s progress, including corruption, weak leadership and electoral fraud.
