Former Commissioner Of Boundary Matters Hon. Godwin Ndom From Itumbauzo,Bende Local Government In Abia State Defects To Labour Party.

Abia Arise Itumbauzo ward yesterday 08th Of November recorded mass defection of members from PDP, APC, and YPP into the Labour Party. 
Here, the spokesperson of the decampees, Hon. Godwin Ndom, former commissioner for boundary matters addresses the Labour Party and Abia Arise family.
    In his statement, he declared his settlement for the Labour Party and other ward members in Itumbauzo and also did he thank Dr. Alex Otti for having a foresight in creating a new Abia, he went on to express his determination in working with the government of Dr. Alex Otti and The Abia Arise Movement to make sure that come 2027 Governor Alex Otti will be returned to continue with the good job of transforming Abia State to a higher positive level. 

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