The Enugu State chapter of the Nigerian Democratic Congress, NDC, has announced the admission of new members into the party, including supporters of the Obidient Movement and followers of former Kano State governor, Rabiu Kwankwaso.

 

 

In a statement issued on Tuesday in Enugu, the party leadership, led by Johnpaul Anih, said the development would strengthen its political base ahead of future elections in the state.

 

The statement, signed by the State Secretary, Dr. Sebastine Chukwuebuka Okafor, and the Publicity Secretary, Mr. Emmanuel Ugwueze, said the influx of new members reflects growing support for the party’s agenda.

 

 

According to the party, prominent figures, including Gil Nnaji, Chief Chinyeaka Ohaa, Princess Adaogbu, and Chief John Nwokeabia, have recently joined its ranks.

 

The NDC stated that it is positioning itself as a strong political force capable of winning elections in Enugu State, noting that it remains open to collaboration with individuals and groups across various political movements.

 

 

“The Nigerian Democratic Congress (NDC), Enugu State Chapter, warmly welcomes all new members into the party.

 

“Your decision to identify with this movement at this critical time reflects a shared desire for purposeful leadership, inclusive governance, and people-oriented policies.

 

“The increasing influx of credible individuals and grassroots supporters into our party is a clear indication that Ndi Enugu are ready for a new direction.

 

“We are delighted to receive notable sons and daughters from the Obidient Movement into our great party in the state.

 

“With respected leaders such as Sen. Gil Nnaji, Chief Chinyeaka Ohaa, Princess Adaogbu, and Chief John Nwokeabia joining our fold, the NDC is further strengthened with the capacity to win elections and emerge as a formidable political force in Enugu State.

 

“We are proud to be part of this unfolding chapter in the political history of our state,” part of the statement read.

 

The party reiterated its commitment to addressing key sectors such as education, healthcare, infrastructure, and youth empowerment.