PDP Crisis: Adeyanju Criticizes the Party Over Ikenga Ugochinyere’s Expulsion
Deji Adeyanju, a political activist, has criticized the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) for expelling Ikenga Ugochinyere, describing the party as “a dead party awaiting funeral rites.”
Adeyanju’s remarks reflect growing concerns about the PDP’s internal conflicts and its effectiveness as an opposition party.
Ikenga Ugochinyere, a member of the House of Representatives for Ideato North/South Federal Constituency in Imo State, has been vocal about issues within the PDP.
He has accused some party leaders of collaborating with the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) to undermine the PDP’s position.
Ugochinyere has also suggested that certain PDP leaders are considering a merger ahead of the 2027 general elections to strengthen the opposition’s chances.
The expulsion of Ugochinyere has intensified debates about the PDP’s future and its role in Nigeria’s political landscape.
Critics like Adeyanju argue that such actions further weaken the party, while supporters believe they are necessary to maintain discipline and unity.
The PDP has faced significant challenges in recent years, including leadership disputes and electoral setbacks.
The expulsion of prominent members like Ugochinyere raises questions about the party’s strategy and cohesion as it prepares for upcoming elections.
As the political environment evolves, the PDP’s ability to address internal issues and present a united front will be crucial in determining its relevance and effectiveness as an opposition party in Nigeria.