PDP BoT snubs Anyanwu, affirms Ude-Okoye as National Secretary
The Board of Trustees, BoT, of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, has affirmed Sunday Ude-Okoye as the party’s National Secretary. The BoT, reached the decision on Wednesday, according to a statement by the BoT Chairman, Adolphus Wabara at the ongoing 80th session in Abuja.
The Board of Trustees, BoT, of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, has affirmed Sunday Ude-Okoye as the party’s National Secretary.
The BoT, reached the decision on Wednesday, according to a statement by the BoT Chairman, Adolphus Wabara at the ongoing 80th session in Abuja.
Wabara noted that the BoT affirmed Ude-Okoye after the trustees thoroughly reviewed documents provided by the aggrieved parties.
Ude-Okoye was PDP’s former National Youth Leader before he was adopted by the party’s South-East Caucus to replace Samuel Anyanwu as National Secretary.
On January 31, The PDP governors, led by the governor of Bauchi State, had earlier endorsed the Court of Appeal judgment, which affirmed Ude-Okoye as National Secretary of the party and urged the National Working Committee, NWC, to implement the appellate court's directives.
Wabara noted that the BoT affirmed Ude-Okoye after the trustees thoroughly reviewed documents provided by the aggrieved parties.
Ude-Okoye was PDP’s former National Youth Leader before he was adopted by the party’s South-East Caucus to replace Samuel Anyanwu as National Secretary.
On January 31, The PDP governors, led by the governor of Bauchi State, had earlier endorsed the Court of Appeal judgment, which affirmed Ude-Okoye as National Secretary of the party and urged the National Working Committee, NWC, to implement the appellate court's directives.
The PDP Governors Forum also distanced its members from Anyanwu and confirmed Ude-Okoye as the party’s National Secretary during a meeting in Asaba, Delta State.
However, in spite of the party’s stance, Anyanwu insisted on the position, leading to a clash during a meeting at the party’s national secretariat in Abuja last week.
However, in spite of the party’s stance, Anyanwu insisted on the position, leading to a clash during a meeting at the party’s national secretariat in Abuja last week.
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