Edo PDP Spokesman Dan Osa Ogbegi Resigns, Backs Okpebholo
Dan Osa Ogbegi, the spokesman for the Edo State chapter of the People's Democratic Party (PDP), announced his resignation from the party in a statement released on Thursday. Ogbegi cited the need for political engagement and a reassessment of the party's structure as reasons for his departure.
He expressed concern over the lack of credible aspirants within the PDP and emphasized the importance of offering a political alternative to strengthen democracy. Ogbegi's decision was influenced by the new Edo State administration led by Okpebholo, whom he described as a friend and brother.
He pledged to support Okpebholo's efforts to ensure the new government succeeds in delivering progress for the people of Edo State. Ogbegi reflected on his valuable experiences within the PDP and stated that his commitment to serving the people would remain constant, regardless of his party affiliation.
He concluded by emphasizing the need for unity and progress in Edo State.
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