Chief Enyinnaya Duke Ako-Atulomah, a prominent member of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) in Abia State, has categorically denied rumors of his defection to the All Progressives Congress (APC).
In a press release issued earlier today, Chief Ako-Atulomah described the speculations as baseless and the handiwork of detractors seeking to distract the public with unverified claims.
“I have been a dedicated, loyal, and beneficial member of the PDP in Abia State for over a decade,” Chief Ako-Atulomah stated, highlighting his longstanding contributions to the party’s success at both the local and state levels. He expressed confidence in the PDP’s continued relevance and described the party as the only political organization with people-oriented policies focused on the well-being of Abians.
While acknowledging the challenges currently facing the PDP in Abia State, Chief Ako-Atulomah praised the leadership of Elder Abraham Amah and the State Working Committee for their commitment to reconciling party members and fostering unity. He affirmed his unwavering support for the party’s efforts to reclaim leadership in Abia State by 2027.
“The general public is hereby advised to disregard any news suggesting my defection to the APC or any other party,” he said, emphasizing his loyalty to the PDP and its mission to uplift and empower the people of Abia State.
Chief Ako-Atulomah also took the opportunity to reiterate the PDP’s track record of delivering progress and prosperity through its previous administrations. He expressed optimism about the party’s prospects in 2027, emphasizing its ability to reflect the true will of the people through free and fair elections.
In conclusion, Chief Enyinnaya Duke Ako-Atulomah, who also serves as the President and Founder of Enyioma Foundation International, reassured party members and the public of his continued dedication to the PDP and the development of Abia State.
“I remain a proud and unwavering member of the PDP, committed to the progress and prosperity of Abia State. The public is advised to take note,” he declared.