IS SAMDADDY BUSY WORKING FOR PDP AS NATIONAL SECRETARY & AN OPPOSITION PARTY LEADER?


By Ik Ogbonna


There has been some childish wimps about Sen. Samuel Anyanwu, Samdaddy, not being part of the PDP campaigns in the state. It is now clear that ihedioha and his cotravelers don't have any reasonable issue to challenge Samdaddy on and are now throwing sand.


For one, they seem to forget that Sen. Anyanwu is the National Secretary of the PDP. In this capacity, like the National Chairman and other NWC members are deeply involved in the presidential campaigns. Why is Benue and Soloto states PDP not asking why Ayu and Bature are not part of their campaigns in their respective states?


Secondly, Samdaddy has the most visible and active Political structure in Imo State called, Divine Mandate Movement, DMM that has been involved in the radical campaigns for Atiku Abubakar and every other PDP candidate. On each and every occasion, he is represented officially. It is instructive that these mobilization by DMM is sponsored by him.


Thirdly, Samdaddy has without publicity and noise given personal support and contribution to most of the PDP candidates. In a bid to make PDP viable and formidable, SamDaddy has in various fora made cash donations running into millions and assisted in alleviating the sufferings of the party. All these are verifiable!


Finally, Sen Samuel Anyanwu has openly campaigned for PDP candidates on several occasions he was in the state. 


The allegation about working for other parties outside PDP is too pedestrian, petty and childish to get a response.


Yes, Samdaddy is busy working for PDP at Abuja and supporting the party in the state at the same time.


Ik Ogbonna is a Media/PR Consultant

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