The All Progressives Congress has dissolved the Enugu State executive committee as part of its plan to restructure the party ahead of Governor Peter Mbah’s expected defection from the Peoples Democratic Party.
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The decision was reached during the 179th meeting of the party’s National Working Committee held in Abuja. Party sources revealed that the move was designed to prepare the ground for Mbah’s entry into the ruling party and to realign its political structure in the state.
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The dissolution means all existing state officials have been relieved of their duties, and a caretaker committee is expected to be announced soon to oversee party affairs pending further directives from the national leadership.
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Governor Mbah’s defection has been the subject of intense speculation in recent weeks, with reports suggesting that he has held a series of meetings with top APC figures. His move is expected to alter the political dynamics in Enugu, a state long dominated by the PDP.
The APC leadership is believed to be positioning itself to strengthen its base in the South-East by welcoming Mbah and his supporters, as part of a broader strategy to expand its influence across the region ahead of future elections.
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