PDP OBE WARD REMAINS UNITED AND RESOLUTE AFTER TODAY’S ATTACK

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), OBE Ward, has reaffirmed its unity, resilience, and unwavering commitment to democratic values following the unfortunate attack reportedly targeted at some of its members earlier today.

Rather than succumb to intimidation or fear, members of the ward—including men, women, and youths—have demonstrated remarkable courage and solidarity. Their response underscores the depth of their commitment to the PDP and their continued support for their leader and trailblazer, Chief Uche Nnaji, NWAKAIBEYA.

Today’s incident is not merely a challenge; it is a reminder of the importance of standing firmly for democratic participation, peaceful political engagement, and the right of citizens to freely associate and express their political convictions.

The resilience displayed by PDP OBE Ward is a testament to the strength of its grassroots structure and the determination of its members to remain focused on the vision of a better and more prosperous Enugu State.

Under the leadership of its esteemed stakeholder, Hon. Mrs. Joy Nwagbara, PDP OBE Ward continues to demonstrate unity, maturity, and commitment to peaceful political engagement. Her leadership and steadfastness have continued to encourage members to pursue constructive politics—building bridges rather than creating divisions and promoting unity rather than discord.

The events of today should strengthen our collective resolve to uphold peace, democracy, and the rule of law. Political differences should never become a justification for violence or intimidation.

To our members: Your courage, discipline, and solidarity are worthy of commendation.

To the people of OBE Ward: Remain calm, united, and confident. Your right to participate in the democratic process must be protected and respected.

To all political stakeholders: Let us choose dialogue over confrontation, tolerance over intimidation, and peaceful participation over violence.

PDP OBE Ward remains united.

PDP Enugu State remains resolute.

Our commitment to democratic values remains unwavering.

NEW ENUGU IS POSSIBLE.