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Udi delegates to back Ugwuanyi for PDP primary

Ahead of the forthcoming Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) primary, all delegates from the 20 electoral wards of Udi Council have reassured Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi of their support.

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Enugu State Governor, Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi. Photo: LEAKBLAST

Ahead of the forthcoming Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) primary, all delegates from the 20 electoral wards of Udi Council have reassured Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi of their support.

They gave the assurance to back him and his decisions and choices in respect of the Enugu State House of Assembly, House of Representatives, Senate, as well as the governorship and presidential primary and 2023 general elections.

The delegates gave the assurance, yesterday, during a solidarity visit to Ugwuanyi at the Government House, Enugu.

Speaking on behalf of the delegates, Chairman of Udi Council, Philip Okoh, stated that they unanimously agreed to support Ugwuanyi in recognition of his sterling leadership qualities and commitment to peace and good governance, stressing: “We are poised to ensure that we won’t forget the man who remembered us in time of hardship when he needs us.”
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Okoh told the governor, who is the leader of PDP in the state and South East zone that “all the delegates have agreed to support you. We are only waiting for you to show us who to vote for in the House of Assembly, House of Representatives, Senate and governorship primary and we will vote for them.

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“If you also show us who to vote for in the presidential primary, we will also vote for the person. We don’t have much to say. The time of stakeholders has passed. What we are doing now is the main business and that is why we gathered as delegates to show you that we are all behind you and that is why we are here.”

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