Politics
PDP No Longer Current In Ohafia, Ex-Deputy Speaker Boasts

The quick previous deputy speaker of the Abia State Home of Meeting, Rt. Hon Ifeanyi Uchendu has claimed that PDP is not current within the Ohafia Native Authorities of the State.
Uchendu, in a Fb publish on Friday, mentioned he has efficiently satisfied all former PDP members to hitch the All Progressives Congress (APC).
In line with the previous lawmaker, the one folks left within the PDP in Ohafia native authorities space are a small group of shut associates, sometimes called a “committee of mates.”
He acknowledged that this shift has tremendously strengthened the APC’s place within the space.
He wrote, “I, Rt. Hon. Ifeanyi Uchendu, former Deputy Speaker of the Abia State Home of Meeting and a devoted APC chieftain have performed a central function in making this transition occur, solidifying the APC’s affect in Ohafia.”
Recall that Uchendu had decamped from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to the All Progressives Congress (APC) in 2024.
Uchendu, from Isiama Ward, who served within the seventh Abia Meeting and represented the Ohafia South State Constituency, was the chairman of media and publicity and spokesman of the Home of Meeting.
The previous deputy speaker had on Might 24, 2017, joined the PDP from the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), the place he was elected to symbolize Ohafia South within the sixth Abia State Home of Meeting.

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