PDP's South-East Stronghold Slipping Away Due to Defections and Electoral Losses

The article discusses the decline of the People's Democratic Party (PDP) in the South-East region of Nigeria. Once a stronghold, the PDP has faced defections and electoral setbacks, losing its grip on states like Anambra to parties like APGA.

Key figures like Peter Obi and Orji Uzor Kalu have played significant roles in this political landscape shift. Despite initial dominance, the PDP's control in the region has weakened over the years, impacting its influence in South-East politics.