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Hon.Chinedum Orji (Ex Abia State Speaker) Opens up why he Resigned from PDP to APC.
Reasons for Hon. Chinedum Orji’s Resignation from PDP to APC
In a recent statement, Hon. Chinedum Orji, the former Speaker of Abia State House of Assembly, revealed the reasons behind his decision to resign from the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) and join the All Progressives Congress (APC). Orji cited several factors that influenced his move:
- Alleged Marginalization: Orji expressed his dissatisfaction with how he and other members of the party were allegedly marginalized within the PDP. He claimed that despite their contributions and loyalty to the party, they were not given due recognition or opportunities.
- Desire for Inclusivity: The former Speaker highlighted his desire for inclusivity and a level playing field within a political party. He believed that joining the APC would provide him with better opportunities to contribute effectively to governance and development without facing discrimination.
- Alignment with APC Ideals: Orji stated that he resonated more with the ideologies and principles of the APC, which he believed aligned better with his vision for good governance and service delivery in Abia State.
- Quest for Better Representation: Another factor that influenced Orji’s decision was his quest for better representation of his constituency and the people of Abia State. He believed that by switching to the APC, he could better serve the interests of his constituents and work towards their development.
- Political Realignment: The former Speaker also mentioned political realignment as a reason for his defection. He saw joining the APC as a strategic move to position himself and his political aspirations in a manner that would be more beneficial in the current political landscape.
In conclusion, Hon. Chinedum Orji’s resignation from the PDP to join the APC was driven by a combination of factors including alleged marginalization within his former party, a desire for inclusivity, alignment with APC’s ideals, quest for better representation, and strategic political realignment.
