The resignation of former Imo State governor and former Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Chief Emeka Ihedioha, has sent shockwaves through the political landscape. With a career marked by significant contributions to the People's Democratic Party (PDP) at both national and state levels, his departure comes as a political bombshell, particularly amidst the PDP's ongoing internal struggles.
During an interview on Arise TV, Chief Emeka Ihedioha addressed some of the underlying issues within the PDP that influenced his decision to leave the party. His departure has left the party in disarray, exacerbating existing wounds from previous internal battles and further complicating the party's path forward.
When asked about the current state of affairs in Imo State and whether the populace is satisfied with the present administration, Ihedioha declined to delve into specifics, suggesting that such discussions could be addressed another time. Instead, he emphasized the importance of raising awareness and highlighted the existence of a movement aimed at achieving a government that truly represents the people's interests.
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Hear him: "Charles, we'll talk about that another day (the interviewer insisted and asked if people are currently happy). Ihedioha said, 'what is important today is creating awareness. We have a movement that offers a platform to achieve a people's government".