PDP: South-East leaders reject Anyanwu as secretary
Leaders of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the South East has rejected Senator Samuel Anyanwu as the zone’s consensus candidate for the position of national secretary of the opposition party.
The PDP National Vice Chairman of the party, Ali Odefa, had in a statement last week, by his media aide, Moses Idika, announced Anyanwu as the zone’s consensus candidate for the national secretary of the opposition party.
However, a member of the party who spoke to newsmen, explained that no consensus was reached at the South-East PDP meeting held in Enugu on October 14, where Anyanwu was said to have been adopted.
According to him, no decision was reached on who to represent South East as national secretary.
He stated that What transpired at the PDP meeting held on Thursday 14th October at Enugu hosted by Governor Ugwuanyi can best be described as a stalemate adding that the meeting certainly didn’t elect Sam Daddy Anyanwu to represent the South East as PDP National Secretary.
He said that governor Emeka Ugwuanyi Ebonyi state and Abia state governor, Okezie Ikpeazu came to the meeting and just announced the selection of Sen Anyanwu which Most of the delegates who attended vehemently objected to it and refused to accept it.
