Ex-PDP Acting Secretary Udeh Okoye Resigns, Citing Loss of Moral Compass
Udeh Okoye, former acting secretary of the People's Democratic Party (PDP), resigns from the party, criticizing its departure from principles of unity, justice, and equity. In his resignation letter dated October 13, 2025, addressed to the PDP ward chairman in Enugu State, Okoye laments the party's moral decline and ideological shift.
He expresses gratitude for past opportunities within the party but states that he can no longer align with its current direction. Okoye calls for a restoration of democratic values and accountability within the party.
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