PDP Turmoil: Wabara’s Visit To Fubara Questioned Amidst Internal Disputes

 PDP Turmoil: Wabara’s Visit To Fubara Questioned Amidst Internal Disputes

Ikenga Imo Ugochinyere, the spokesman for the Conference of United Political Parties (CUPP) and a member of the House of Representatives from Imo State, has clarified that the recent visit by Adolphus Wabara, Chairman of the Board of Trustees (BoT) of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), to Rivers State was not a hasty reaction. Ugochinyere explained that the visit aimed to address the ongoing crisis within the PDP……CONTINUE READING 

In an interview with Vanguard on Friday, Ugochinyere argued that visiting Governor Siminalayi Fubara was unnecessary, as Fubara is actually a victim of the party’s internal conflicts. He stated, “Fubara is the victim of the crisis. He is at the receiving end and has been undermined by the party, including the acting national chairman and the national working committee. He should not have been the first person visited by the BoT.”

Ugochinyere, who also leads the G-60 opposition coalition in the House of Representatives, emphasized that the Wabara-led BoT, as the PDP’s conscience and in accordance with the party’s constitution, has the authority to remove the acting National Chairman, Aliyu Damagum. He criticized Damagum’s decision to write to the Court of Appeal in Port Harcourt, suggesting it was an attempt to facilitate the impeachment of Governor Fubara. Ugochinyere noted that the PDP constitution clearly defines who should initiate legal matters.

While he welcomed the BoT’s visit to Port Harcourt, Ugochinyere criticized its timing, asserting that the political crisis in Rivers State has persisted for too long. He urged the BoT to take decisive action by removing Damagum to prevent further deterioration of the PDP.

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