Hon Tony Okechukwu Nwoye withdraws from PDP Anambra state governorship election primaries.

He also asked  his supporters to vote any aspirant of their choice. Mr Tony mentioned that  his decision to withdraw from the race was informed by recent developments in the PDP in the last 36 hours.

While a lot of followers commended his action and hope other Aspirant of the People Democratic Party can step down for the party to have one person who they are sure will definitely win.

Others felt Mr Tony step down because he was only interested in using the Governorship position to fix his oil business come 2023.

Nwoye’s statement reads:

“We all have been witnesses to the disconcerting flurry of events in our party in the last 36 hours. Developments which should be of grave concern to every true democrat and believer in the inalienability of the rights of true party people to freely choose the party’s flagbearer in the upcoming gubernatorial elections in our beloved state, Anambra.

“On Thursday, I was still actively traversing the hinterland in my last minute consultations/mop-up with the duly elected ad hoc delegates of the party in the 326 electoral wards of Anambra, ahead of the primaries slated for Saturday, 26th June when I was jolted by the news of the party’s National Working Committee’s (NWC) release concerning the party’s primaries.

“In the NWC release, the entire ward level executives of our party, the L.G.A executives and State executives of our party (who, by our edicts are bona fide statutory delegates) and also the elected ad hoc delegates (3 from every ward), who emerged from the duly conducted delegate election of the party that held on 10th June, 2021 will no longer be voting in the primaries election. Instead, only a handful of automatic/super delegates whose names appeared in a made-up list will be deciding who flies the party’s flag at the Nov 6 governorship polls holding in the state.