Cross River: Senator Jarigbe throws weight behind new PDP chairman
Ani Bassey
The Senator representing Cross River North in the national assembly Jarigbe Agom has thrown his weight behind the new state chairman of the party Austin Edibe.
He disclosed this in his formal reaction the the suspension of the Cross River State chairman of the party Venatius Ikem by the State executive and his replacement with Austin Edibe.
Senator Jarigbe disclosed that the move is a deliberate and significant step to reposition the party for future success.
According to him, “Along with other well- meaning Leaders of our great Party, I take responsibility of the goings-on in our Party.
“Not only as your Senator and Leader but as a steadfast member of this great Party, committed to its unity, progress, and unrelenting pursuit of excellence in governance and representation.
“The decision by the State Executive Committee of our Party to suspend the State Chairman and appoint Chief Austin Edibe as Acting Chairman is a significant and deliberate step to reposition our Party for future success.
“This action, taken in line with the provisions of our Party’s Constitution, reflects the will of the majority and the resolute commitment of our Party to strengthen its structures and processes”, he said.
He congratulated Chief Edibe on his new role as the Acting Chairman saying it is a testament to his unwavering dedication, leadership qualities, and capacity to steer our Party toward its desired goals.
He also tasked the outgoing chairman Chief Venatius Ikem to submit to the decision of the majority, remain a loyal and committed party man, and contribute meaningfully to the growth of the PDP in any capacity.
He wished him well in your future political endeavors and trust that your wealth of experience will continue to benefit the Party.
