Na wah o! Senator Pam Dachungyang don jump ship from Action Democratic Party (ADP) to All Progressives Congress (APC) like say e dey play ball. Dis matter no be small, as he do am officially for Senate plenary while dem President of the Senate, Godswill Akpabio, dey read the letter wey di senator write.
For im letter, we go hear am yarn say na ‘irreconcilable differences’ and wahala wey dey happen inside di ADP na im make am waka come APC. E no wan dey struggle again, as e talk say di internal crisis don dey affect im work as senator. Na so e talk am, and we sabi say na real gbege dey happen.
Senator Pam no just talk say im don defect, e also yarn say im don consult well well with people wey dey around am, from di constituents to political pals. Na big decision no be small, as e dey try find where dem go fit support am better for di good governance wey im dey pursue.
As e don land for APC, e showcase confidence say APC go give im better ground to pursue im legislative agenda. E dey feel say di ruling party go provide di stability wey e need to serve im people with more focus and dedication. Na long way we go see how dis matter go unfold for our political landscape.
Dachungyang also state clearly how di wahala inside ADP don make am dey feel like say e no fit contribute anything meaningful again. E don tire for di constant back and forth, as e dey reason say im constituents deserve beta representation.
Na so e end di letter, sabi say e don request Senate make dem recognize am as member of di APC make everything formal. This move dey sweet APC as e jam more numbers for di upper chamber, and we go dey watch as di drama unfold for di political arena.
Meanwhile, for di other side, All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) no dey sleep too. Dem don release timetable for dem primary elections ahead of local government polls for Anambra State. E be like say everybody dey strategize as di elections dey come closer. Na so di political gist dey hot for Naija now!
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