Enugu State
A wave of high-profile resignations has reportedly shaken the Enugu State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC),
As numerous party members formally withdraw their membership amid growing internal discontent.
The departing members have accused Governor Peter Mbah of fostering a political environment characterized by exclusion, marginalization, and a lack of inclusivity in governance and party affairs.
According to sources within the party,
the aggrieved members expressed frustration over what they described as limited engagement, poor recognition of party stakeholders, and an absence of transparent political processes.
These concerns, they claim, have significantly weakened internal cohesion and undermined confidence in the party’s leadership within the state.
In light of these developments, there are strong indications that many of the defecting members are considering a strategic realignment, with plans underway to join the African Democratic Congress (ADC).
This potential shift signals a broader recalibration of political loyalties in Enugu State and may have notable implications for the state’s political landscape ahead of future electoral contests.
Observers note that the situation underscores ongoing challenges within party structures at the state level,
Particularly around inclusiveness, leadership dynamics, and stakeholder management.
As events continue to unfold, political analysts will be closely monitoring the impact of these resignations on both the APC’s standing in Enugu and the ADC’s prospects in the region.