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2023: DUG defectors will return after general elections – PDP

W.N YEMI by W.N YEMI
January 24, 2023
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In response to self-inflicted frustration over the selection of Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori as the party’s governorship candidate, some members of Delta United Group (DUG) who defected to the opposition party will undoubtedly join PDP again after the upcoming general elections, according to the spokesperson for the Delta State Campaign Council of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), Barr Fred Latimore Oghenesivbe.

Speaking as a guest on Delta Rainbow Television’s public affairs program, “Morning Ride,” Oghenesivbe gave the assurance on Monday. He claimed that what the defectors did was shamelessly lick their vomit, which is the All Progressives Congress (APC) and Senator Ovie Omo-Agege.

He disclosed that the infamous defection on Sunday was foreseeable, not a surprise to Deltans judging from the unguarded anti-democratic statements and negative body language of the defectors after the party’s governorship primary wherein Oborevwori emerged winner in a free, fair and transparent exercise.

Oghenesivbe noted that the universal principles of party politics in constitutional democracies allow for free and fair contest, as was the case in the Delta PDP governorship primary, but that after the exercise the losers and stakeholders must of a necessity collapse political structures to work for the victory of the party and candidates.

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The PDP Campaign Council mouthpiece, further disclosed that all coordinators of the David Edevbie Campaign Organisation across the twenty-five local government areas in the state, on Sunday declared their unalloyed support for the candidacy of Rt Hon Sheriff Francis Oborevwori at the country home of their authentic amiable leader, Olorogun Dr Isaac Akpoveta.

Edevbie LGA Coordinators made the declaration during Delta Central PDP candidates’ consultation visit to Akpoveta, led by Rt Hon Sheriff Oborevwori, pointing to show that the DUG defectors are on a futile Political sojourn. And very soon, Olorogun David Edevbie will be sheriffied.

Oghenesivbe, who is also the Executive Assistant on Communications to the Vice Presidential candidate of PDP and Delta State Governor, Senator Dr Ifeanyi Arthur Okowa, said a check on the political relevance of the defectors revealed that they are spent politicians looking for greener pastures without corresponding electoral value and relevance.

He however noted that their selfish ambitions cannot be actualized in the opposition party, which is why they shall hurriedly return to PDP after the forthcoming general elections, adding that their decision will have negative effects on their fractured and derailed political career.

“The recent defection of some DUG members was never a surprise to us in PDP, it was foreseeable because of their undemocratic statements and negative body language after the governorship primary.

“The defectors are simply searching for greener pastures in the wrong party, because PDP and our excessive local content governorship candidate, Rt Hon Sheriff Oborevwori will defeat Senator Ovie Omo-Agege and the APC at the polls on March 11.

“It’s on record that these same defectors prior to governorship primaries berated the APC governorship candidate, Senator Ovie Omo-Agege and the APC over the obvious gross mismanagement of Nigeria’s economy, making her the poverty capital of the world. A loaf of bread cost as much as N1,300 while a litre of Petrol is N300 as against N86 in 2015.

“We know for sure that their political romance with APC will be short-lived for obvious reasons. Nigerians are tired of APC’s bad governance and have decided to vote Atiku-Okowa for President, Sheriff-Onyeme for Governor and all candidates of PDP,” he assured.

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