ADVERTISEMENT
  • About Us
  • Advertise
  • Contact Us
  • Privacy Policy
Saturday, November 1, 2025
  • Headlines
  • Top Stories
  • Politics
  • Crime Watch
  • Entertainment
  • Sports
No Result
View All Result
  • Headlines
  • Top Stories
  • Politics
  • Crime Watch
  • Entertainment
  • Sports
No Result
View All Result
No Result
View All Result
  • Headlines
  • Top Stories
  • Politics
  • Crime Watch
  • Entertainment
  • Sports
ADVERTISEMENT
Home Headline

BREAKING: Former Imo Governor Rochas Okorocha Set To Dump APC For PDP

by NewsOnline Nigeria
July 13, 2021
in Headline, Politics
0
EFCC

 Former Imo Governor Rochas Okorocha is reportedly set to dump APC for PDP.

 

News Online reports that Senator Rochas Okorocha, the former governor of Imo State and senator representing the Imo West Senatorial Zone, is set to join the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) from ruling All Progressive Congress (APC).

 

 

BREAKING: Senate Bans JAMB From Admitting Candidates…..

[the_ad id=”9326″]

This online news platform understands that Senator Samuel Anyanwu revealed this information to journalists over the weekend.

 

Senator Anyanwu, a former lawmaker, has stated that several APC MPs in Imo have begun talks to join the Peoples Democratic Party in the Imo state.

 

BREAKING: Top APC Chieftain Defects To PDP

This is what Anyanwu said on the PDP’s and the state’s destiny in 2023.

[the_ad id=”9326″]

“If national and state legislators are privately negotiating for a comeback into the PDP, those who are currently members should regard their membership as a privilege to remain loyal and faithful to party rules,” he stated.

 

ALSO: Petrol Price To Increase As Fuel subsidy Goes After Buhari Signs PIB Bill

Internal strife has engulfed the All Progressives Congress in Imo State over the last year, with former Governor Rochas Okorocha struggling for his political life.

The former Governor went on to build a parallel Party structure led by Dan Nwafor, which the party’s national leadership deemed unconstitutional and void.

[the_ad id=”9326″]

Okorocha, who told reporters last week that he was unable to register for the APC’s enormous revalidation drive, has been accused of anti-party acts, the most serious of which is the attempt to destabilize the party prior to his switch to the PDP.

Previous Post

Petrol Price To Increase As Fuel subsidy Goes After Buhari Signs PIB Bill

Next Post

Watch As Popular Hotel Building Collapses Killing Many

Next Post

Watch As Popular Hotel Building Collapses Killing Many

Trending Stories

No Content Available

Latest Stories

120+ Happy New Month of November Messages 2025 For Everyone

Seven Years After Ochanya’s Death, Nigerians Renew Calls for Justice as Fugitive Rapist Remains at Large

King Charles Strips Prince Andrew of Royal Titles Amid Epstein Scandal, Public Demands Further Action

Zenith Bank Posts Stellar Q3 2025 Results, Earnings Hit ₦3.4 Trillion as Profit Before Tax Stands Strong at ₦917.4 Billion

Trump Warns of “Existential Threat” to Christians in Nigeria, Calls for U.S. Probe into Alleged Mass Killings

BREAKING: President Trump Defends Nigerian Christians Amid Alleged Genocide

Design Week Lagos 2025 Ends in Grand Style, Cements Lagos as Africa’s Creative Capital

Activist Agba Jalingo Alleges Prison Officials Sell Cell Spaces to Wealthy Inmates for ₦300,000

BREAKING: Finance Minister Wale Edun Reportedly Collapses After Seeing Failed Coup “Kill List”

BREAKING: Court Halts PDP 2025 National Convention, Bars INEC from Recognizing Outcome

NEWSONLINE NIGERIA

Get the Latest Naija News, Breaking News, Top Stories, World News, Business, Politics & Entertainment from NewsOnline Nigeria.

RELEVANT PAGES

  • About Us
  • Advertise
  • Contact Us
  • Privacy Policy

ALERT US

Important Press Releases, Special Investigations: admin@newsonlineng.com

OFFICE ADDRESS

13 Poland Street, London, United Kingdom (UK)

Copyright © 2025 NewsOnline Nigeria

No Result
View All Result
  • Headlines
  • Top Stories
  • Politics
  • Crime Watch
  • Entertainment
  • Sports

Copyright © 2023 Newsonline Nigeria

Exit mobile version