Former Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, National Youth Leader, Sunday Udeh-Okoye, has declared that Ndigbo are now part of the All Progressives Congress, APC.
Udeh-Okoye disclosed this while insisting that APC not threaten any Southeast governor into joining the party.
His comment comes as Governor Peter Mbah of Enugu State dumped the PDP for the APC.
During the official announcement of his defection, Mbah said the voice of Igbos are not heard in the PDP, hence his decision to dump the party.
However, Udeh-Okoye disclosed that another Southeast governor will soon join the APC.
In an interview on Channels Television’s Politics Today, Udeh-Okoye said: “Ndigbo is now part and parcel of the APC, you can see us there. Just watch and see, very soon another state will fall to APC in the Southeast. Infact another State Governor in the SE will soon join the APC.
“How can APC threaten us? APC is not offering us anything other than we have found out that APC has good managers.
“The managers know those who to respect and obey, they know those who can give them victory in elections, they know those who they can’t touch.”
He also disclosed that PDP won’t be witnessing it’s current crisis if he had emerged as the party’s National Secretary.
“If I had become the national secretary, certainly what is going on today in PDP wouldn’t have been going on,” he added.
Udeh-Okoye earlier resigned his membership from the former ruling party, stressing that the PDP had strayed from the principles of its founding fathers.