Udeh-Okoye sets to resume office as PDP national secretary, lauds Fubara, others
Former Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) National Youth Leader, Sunday Udeh-Okoye, on Monday, reported at the party’s national secretariat, in Abuja, to resume duty as national secretary. Udeh-Okoye told journalists that he was at party secretariat in compliance with the judgement of the Court of Appeal, Enugu Division, which affirmed his nomination as replacement for Senator Samuel, as national secretary.
The Court of Appeal, on December 20, upheld the judgment of an Enugu High Court, which affirmed the nomination of the former national youth leader as party scribe. Udeh-Okoye, in a brief chat with journalists, said “the main reason why I am here is to resume office. I am resuming today, the 30th of December in obedience to the Appeal Court in Enugu that sacked the former National secretary and made me the national secretary of PDP. “I came today to resume office and to also supervise the whole environment and make sure that things are in order. Yes, the staff have gone for Christmas holiday to resume on 13th of January, where this place will be filled with our workers.
“I also appreciate the Governors Forum that are giving me support. The former minister forum, the BoT, the members of the party, the leaders of the party from my zone, who nominated me and stood by me. Even though there are many challenges before, but the court has fixed it and made a pronouncement on December 20.”
