Politics
Breaking: Eno speaks on dumping PDP

Akwa Ibom State Governor Umo Eno, has revealed his possible defection to the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC).
He noted that the main opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) is like a spoilt plane and may no longer has the capacity to take him to the next destination from 2027.
Speaking against the backdrop of recent gale of defections from the PDP with the latest being the Delta State governor Sheriff Oborewori, who moved with several supporters to the APC,
Eno hinted that the heavily fragmented PDP may soon grind to a halt.
Addressing a mammoth crowd that thronged the Town Square meeting of the Ukanafun/Oruk Anam federal constituency on Tuesday at the QIC Central School, Ikot Akpankuk, headquarters of Ukanafun local government area, the governor disclosed that he might join the fray soon as the crucial 2027 election year inches closer.
“If you wanted to travel with Ibom Airline, and on the verge of taking off, it developed a fault that won’t enable it to fly, won’t you board the next available plane to take you to your destination?” Eno queried.
However, the governor, who enjoined the people to remain steadfast in support of his administration in its quest to deliver on its campaign promises, doled out empowerment succour to over 400 people, including business grants, cars and other freebies.
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