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Abia PDP Set To Elect Arochukwu/Ohafia Federal Constituency Flag Bearer (Photos, Video)

The Peoples Democratic Party PDP in Abia State is about not electing a candidate to fly the flag of the party in the 2023 general elections for Arochukwu/Ohafia Federal Constituency.

As at the moment of this report, the Peoples Democratic Party PDP aspirants and 68 delegates were ready to vote.

ABN TV reports that one of the aspirants, Prince Fred Idika had announced his resignation from the party on Sunday, citing frauds in the process that led to the emergence of 3-man adhoc delegates of the party in Abia.

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ABN TV reports that Uchendu, Anya, Jumbo, Ezema and Obasi goes head-to-head as Idika steps down in a keenly contested PDP primaries.

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