PDP Disowns Itodo Ubolo in Kogi State for Anti-Party Activities

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has officially disowned Itodo Ubolo, declaring that he is no longer a member of the party in Ofu Local Government Area, Kogi State.

This announcement was made in a statement signed on Sunday by Hon. Isah Alhassan, the PDP chairman in Ofu Local Government, representing ward chairmen, executives, and key stakeholders.

Alhassan accused Ubolo of engaging in anti-party activities prior to the November 11, 2023, governorship election in Kogi State, alleging that Ubolo worked for the Social Democratic Party (SDP) for personal gain.

He warned Ubolo to cease presenting himself as a PDP member to gain attention ahead of the forthcoming party congress in Kogi State.

“You have never been a consistent politician. A man who has changed four political parties within the space of four months,” Alhassan stated.

“Don’t come with your co-travelers to disrupt the peace we are having in Ofu PDP since you and your unstable politicians left the party to join the All Progressive Grand Alliance (APGA), Accord Party, APC, and Social Democratic Party (SDP) within four months.”

Alhassan further noted that following the recent Court of Appeal ruling affirming Governor Usman Ododo’s election victory, Ubolo has shifted from SDP, where he was the Director General of logistics and finance, to organizing PDP meetings in his hotel.

“You (Itodo Ubolo) and your co-travelers are on a mission to disrupt our party’s upcoming Congress by fielding some of your members to purchase nomination forms to contest various positions across Kogi East,” Alhassan added.

“I, Hon. Isah Alhassan, the Divisional Chairman of Ofu Local Government, and the entire Local Government Executives of our great party, PDP, say no to your plan.”