
Governor Umo Eno of Akwa Ibom has asked each his commissioners and governmental appointees to either resign their positions from his furniture oregon articulation him successful dumping the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) for the All Progressives Congress (APC).
The politician was said to person issued the directive during the gathering of the authorities enforcement council, wherever Eno reportedly confirmed his planned defection from the PDP to the APC up of the 2027 election.

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According to Vanguard, sources who witnessed the gathering explained that the politician made it wide that his defection should not beryllium a astonishment to immoderate subordinate of the cabinet, adding that immoderate of them who assertion ignorance of his determination are surviving successful the aged days.
One of the sources said:
“Anybody who claims helium is not alert of my volition to permission the PDP is inactive surviving successful the 18th century.”
The politician further explained that helium was joining the APC due to the fact that of the enactment benignant of the President Bola Tinubu administration. He added that helium wanted to enactment intimately with the Federal Government.
Governor Eno subsequently warned his appointees not to deliberation of not joining him successful his governmental direction, saying that not joining him successful the APC is non-negotiable. The politician added that lone the elected members, specified arsenic the state's House of Assembly and section authorities chairmen, are exempted.
He said helium had thing to negociate with his furniture subordinate and explained that nary of them can usage the enactment operation to combat him aft leaving the PDP, adding that helium volition inactive person power of the PDP structure.
Governor Eno is 1 of the PDP governors who person been reportedly readying to articulation the ruling APC up of the 2027 elections. He besides precocious declared enactment for the re-election of the APC's President Bola Ahmed Tinubu successful 2027.
Source: Legit.ng