By JOHNSON EBIGIDE
Eugene Azuka Uzum has implored political gladiators in Delta State to put the welfare of Deltans in the front burner, instead of scheming to strengthen political structures against the people ahead of 2027 in the state.
Uzum, a lawyer, policy analyst and opinion leader in Delta State, stated this against the observable wobbling political stability after the merger of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) with the All Progressive Congress (APC) in the state.
He said that the unwholesome taking over of the structure of the APC by the ruling PDP government and an attempt to render the erstwhile leadership of APC impotent in some senatorial districts was not resonating well for the political advancement of the state and the people, stressing the need to dump any implication of arm twisting that would not augur well for the generality of the people of the state.
He noted that Delta State was never in any political strains, until recently when political caution was thrown into the wind on the alter of personal stomach satiation.
He called on elected and appointed state actors to seek the unity of the party, rather than struggling for political structures to the detriment of Deltans.
