Former PDP National Secretary Resigns Over Ideological Differences
Udeh-Okoye, former National Secretary of the People's Democratic Party (PDP), resigned due to the party's perceived drift away from its founding principles of unity, justice, and equity. In his resignation letter to the PDP ward chairman in Enugu State, he expressed a desire to pursue a new political path focused on restoring democratic values.
Udeh-Okoye highlighted the party's deviation from its core principles and moral compass as reasons for his decision to leave. He thanked party members for their support over the years.
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