The Digest:
Samuel Ortom, former governor of Benue State, has reaffirmed his commitment to the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), rejecting any involvement with the African Democratic Congress (ADC) or its coalitions, stating the latter will ultimately fail.
Key Points:
- Ortom confirms his continued loyalty to the PDP and leadership role in Benue.
- Rejects joining the ADC, dismissing the party's survival prospects, even if it overcomes legal challenges.
- Criticizes the ADC-led coalition's inability to endure political pressure, claiming it will face defeat.
- Ortom expresses no surprise over Atiku Abubakar’s recent exit from the PDP, as the former Vice-President is set to join the ADC.
- Ortom asserts that the PDP remains his and his supporters' primary political focus.
Ortom’s strong allegiance to the PDP underscores his belief in the party’s potential, rejecting the ADC’s ability to withstand political challenges. Rooted in the Storm.
Sources: Channels Television, TheCable
