After abandoning the PDP on Sunday, the chapter’s former executive members switched to the All Progressives Congress (APC).
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Imo, has said the seven members of the State Working Committee who resigned did so out of fear of being indicted.
After abandoning the PDP on Sunday, the chapter’s former executive members switched to the All Progressives Congress (APC).
Deputy Chairman Martin Ejiogu, Vice Chairman Chibuisi Obido, Secretary Ray Emeana, and Collins Opurozor are among them.
Youth Leader Greg Nwadike, Woman Leader Maria Mbakwe, and Treasurer Josiah Eze were also honored.
In response, Financial Secretary Bede Ejimmadu stated that a report had implicated them in the suspected squandering of ₦1.4 billion budgeted for the 2023 presidential campaign.
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Ejimmadu spoke to media at the PDP secretariat in Owerri, the capital of Imo State, among other party officials.
He said, “They’re just trying to avoid being indicted, but that won’t save them.
“The report will be completed and made public as soon as possible.”
He said that the campaign fund had gone unaccounted for since, and that his office had not received the funds.
Those who departed thought they were bigger than the leadership, usurped his position, and “misappropriated party funds,” according to the official.
Ejimmadu stated that their departure was not a cause for concern because they had the right to do so, and that the PDP will find qualified replacements.
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