Chief Raymond Ofoegbu switches from the PDP to the Labour Party, applauding Governor Alex Otti’s leadership and his transformative impact on Abia State. Ofoegbu encourages other progressives to support Otti’s administration
Raymond Ofoegbu, a prominent community leader and former PDP member, has officially announced his defection to the Labour Party (LP). Ofoegbu revealed that his decision was driven by the impressive achievements of Abia State Governor Alex Otti, which have positively transformed the state since his assumption of office.
Ofoegbu, who has been actively involved in community development, stated that his shift to LP was the result of extensive consultations with his friends, family, and community members. He emphasized that Governor Otti’s performance has rekindled pride among Abians, prompting his move to join the Labour Party to further contribute to the state’s growth.
According to Raymond Ofoegbu, Governor Otti has made significant progress in addressing the challenges left by 24 years of PDP governance, with his leadership bringing about visible changes across the state. As a progressive leader, Ofoegbu felt compelled to align with a party that embodies the principles of development and empowerment.
Encouraging other Abians to support the Otti administration, Raymond Ofoegbu expressed his desire to collaborate with the government in empowering the youth and ensuring the delivery of democracy’s dividends to the people. He urged all progressives to continue praying for the success of Governor Otti and the betterment of Abia State.
Ofoegbu’s defection to the Labour Party marks a significant political shift in Abia, further strengthening Governor Otti’s support base.
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