Former APC Chairman Nduka Anyanwu Joins Labour Party

Nduka Anyanwu, the former chairman of the APC board, has officially joined the Labour Party, as announced in a statement by Emenik Iroegbu, the public secretary of the Labour Party in Abia. Anyanwu, who was a member of the National Executive Committee of the APC, made this decision without any external persuasion.
He emphasized that his choice to leave the APC was influenced by the visible developments under Governor Alex Otti's administration, which he believes have improved infrastructure and public services in Abia State. Anyanwu noted that his family, including his wife, supports the changes taking place in the state, making it more attractive for residents.
Alongside his defection, Anyanwu brought with him 700 members of his political structure, indicating a significant shift in political allegiance. He expressed a desire to contribute to the Labour Party's success and the continued development of Abia State.
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