The South-East will vote for PDP- Former Deputy Senate President, Ike Ekweremadu

The lawmaker from Enugu state who acknowledged that Peter Obi is a credible candidate and “their son”, said the South-East needs to be dynamic and also know that Obi who is a former Governor of Anambra state can’t win the presidential election.

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He averred that people from the region should not make decisions they will regret later.

Ekweremadu also likened voting for Peter Obi as “throwing away votes”.

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Let us refresh you with this for a minute....

In the 2003 presidential election, in which Ojukwu, the famed Igbo leader, contested.
The south-east voted tremendously for his rival – Olusegun Obasanjo of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).

In fact, Ojukwu’s ‘’Igbo party’’, the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) could not even win governorship elections in the south-east except in Anambra, the late politician’s native home!

In Anambra, Obasanjo had 466,866 votes which represent 54 percent of the entire count while Ojukwu had 279,378 – 34 percent of the total tally.

In Abia, Obasanjo had 386,748 votes (51.7 percent) while Ojukwu had 260,899 votes (34.9 percent).

In Ebonyi, Obasanjo had 752,823 votes (94.5 percent) but Ojukwu polled only 20,525 votes (02.6 percent) within the same range as Muhammadu Buhari who had 16,308 votes in the state.