GOVERNOR Ben Ayade has announced his defection from the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) to the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC).
Ayade announced his decision this morning in a meeting with six APC governors who visited him at the Government House.
The APC delegation was led by Yobe State Governor, Mai Mala Buni, the APC national caretaker committee chairman.
In his remark, Ayade urged all governors to similarly join him and understand his decision to join the APC.
According to him, there is dire need for governors to work closely with President Muhammadu Buhari.
“We need to join hands with President Buhari in his determination to enhance the fortunes of the county,” he said.
“I need all governors to similarly join me and understand my decision to join the APC. We need to work ahead with the president for the future and unity of Nigeria. We all need to sit on the same dining table with Mr President to save Nigeria.
“It is my responsibility to bring back Cross River to the centre in order to enhance her fortunes. I therefore formally declare myself as member and leader of APC in Cross River State.”
But the PDP said APC is embarking on a wild goose chase by going after Ayade.
National Publicity Secretary of the PDP, Kola Ologbondiyan
“The APC Governors, as usual, went to Cross River as part of their jamboree.
“How can a party which has failed to hold congresses and a convention for over one year attract a committed PDP member who is at home with a structured party?
“The APC should be made aware that Governor Ayade has assured our party of his unalloyed loyalty.”
He thus joins his Ebonyi State counterpart, Dave Umahi to move to the ruling party.


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