PDP’s RESOUNDING PRESCENCE IN IDJERHE: A TESTAMENT TO OUR STRENGHT AND UNITY.

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has once again demonstrated its unwavering strength and commitment to the people of Idjerhe during a remarkable get-together held on Saturday, February 15, 2025. This event not only showcased the party’s resilience but also effectively dispelled the false rumors propagated by the All Progressives Congress (APC) regarding the supposed decline of the PDP in our community.
The gathering witnessed an impressive turnout of PDP faithful, alongside a multitude of decampees from the opposition party, APC, who have recognized the PDP as the true voice of the people. The enthusiasm and solidarity displayed by our members reaffirm the party’s enduring relevance and influence in Idjerhe.
We were honored to have distinguished leaders in attendance, including Chief Barr. John Nani, Hon. Chief Anthony Akpomiemie, Okakuro Barr. Isaac Itebu, Chief Abobo Vincent, and many other dignitaries. Their presence not only highlights the unity within our ranks but also serves as a reminder of the collective vision we share for a prosperous Idjerhe.
The PDP stands firm in its commitment to the development and welfare of our community. We are dedicated to addressing the needs and aspirations of our people, ensuring that their voices are heard and their concerns are prioritized. The recent influx of new members from the APC is a clear indication that the PDP remains the party of choice for those who seek genuine representation and progress.
As we move forward, we call on all residents of Idjerhe to join us in our mission to build a better future for our community. Together, we will continue to champion the values of democracy, inclusivity, and accountability that the PDP represents.
Evidently, the PDP is alive and thriving in Idjerhe. We will not be deterred by unfounded rumors or opposition tactics. Our resolve is stronger than ever, and we are committed to serving the people with integrity and dedication.
Amb. Samson Joseph Iriruaga.