The recent allegations of Governor Sheriff Oborevwori’s planned defection to the All Progressives Congress (APC) have sparked widespread concern among leaders of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Delta State. Despite denials from the governor’s chief press secretary, Festus Ahon, and the chairman of the PDP in the state, Chief Solomon Arenyeka, many are convinced that the governor is indeed planning to abandon the party that brought him to power.
The Concerned Leaders of PDP in Delta State have accused Governor Oborevwori of lacking transparency in his dealings, particularly with regards to his alleged plans to defect to the APC.
They argue that the governor’s denials are “laughable” and that his actions and body language suggest that he is indeed considering a move to the APC.One of the key concerns raised by the PDP leaders is the governor’s recent attendance at the presidential inauguration in Ghana, where he was seen in the company of APC leaders. They question the governor’s role at the event and demand clarity on his actions.The PDP leaders also accuse Governor Oborevwori of failing to provide reassurance about his commitment to the party.
They argue that his lack of transparency and accountability is a betrayal of the trust reposed in him by the people of Delta State.Furthermore, the leaders express concern about the fate of the PDP in the state, which they believe hangs in the balance due to the governor’s alleged plans to defect. They vow to take necessary actions to protect the interests of the party and ensure that the people of Delta State are not shortchanged.
The PDP leaders’ accusations against Governor Oborevwori are serious and deserve a clear response from the governor. His failure to provide transparency and accountability on his alleged plans to defect to the APC has created uncertainty and tension among party members and the people of Delta State.
Ultimately, the people of Delta State deserve to know the truth about Governor Oborevwori’s intentions. His loyalty to the PDP and the people who elected him is paramount, and any attempt to abandon the party that brought him to power will be seen as a betrayal of trust.