Drama as PDP founding leader dumps party
Sen. Emma Nwaka, a founding member of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Abia State, announced his departure from the party on Thursday. In his resignation letter titled “Time for me to quit,” Nwaka explained that he had initially chosen to keep his decision private but felt compelled to make it public.
Nwaka also mentioned that he had distanced himself from the PDP and had not been attending its functions. “I resigned from PDP a long time ago and I have not been attending their functions. They have been inviting me. Let them allow me to rest,” he added. He clarified that he does not feel the need to be affiliated with any political party to serve his people and would make any future political alignments known if necessary.
In response, the PDP thanked Nwaka for his contributions. Abraham Amah, Head of the Abia PDP Media Team, stated, “Such a decision is personal, and issuing a resignation letter is not mandatory. We thank him for his enormous contributions to the party and wish him well in his future nonpartisan life.”
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