IMO: FAKE SIGNATURE SCANDAL ROCKS IMO PDP

_ As Ugwu Led EXCO Offers 150k Each To Get Signatures From Party Faithful

- Gather Women and Ihedioha's Reelection Movement Team To Write And Sign Resolution For His Boss

- Engr Charles Ugwu Is Said To Be Under Oath - Party Chieftain

The Imo PDP State Chairman, Engr Charles Ugwu is said to be under oath with his boss, former deputy speaker of the House of Representatives, Chief Emeka Ihedioha as he is still recalcitrant to the directives and order by the National Working Committee of the PDP to stand down issues on the Presidential Campaign Council and Management Committee List in the state.

According to a staff at the party secretariat situated along Okigwe road disclosed that the Imo PDP SWC under the leadership of Engr Charles Ugwu convened an emergency meeting where women leaders particularly members of Ihedioha's Reelection Movement across the 27 LGAs in the state were invited to come and append their signatures for the adoption and as well pass a vote of confidence on the state exco of the party.

Continuing, the insider source disclosed that the sum of 150,000 ( One hundred and fifty thousand naira) were pegged for each signatories. 

Trouble started when majority of the women leaders demanded for advance payment before signing the document passing a vote of confidence on the Ugwu led state executive. But the reverse was the case when the agent of the state chairman insisted they sign before payment which led to women's refusal to sign the resolution resulting to fracas at the secretariat.

It could be recalled that the NWC extended invitation to Imo PDP stakeholders and invited them to a meeting in Abuja next week Tuesday, to play a fast one the SWC through the support of Ihedioha initiated another strategy by doctoring fake signatures so as to portray Imo PDP SWC as working harmoniously with party leaders in the state.

Our inside sources say this is ongoing as at the time of filing this report " but we know that the NWC are smart enough  to decipher an arrangement designed to decieve", the source noted.