Stop Insulting Secondus, PDP Group Warns Senator SamDaddy Anyanwu.

Embattled governorship aspirant on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party, in Imo State, Senator Samuel Anyanwu Anyanwu, has been cautioned to desist from threatening the National Chairman of the PDP, Prince Uche Secondus, over the outcome of the Adhoc Delegates Congresses, held in Imo State, recently.

A group, PDP Mandate Initiative, (PDPMIN) the warning and n reaction to an advertorial in the Daily Sun newspaper of Wednesday, September 26, 2018, wherein, Senator Anyanwu chided Prince Secondus, to stop speaking from both sides of the mouth as regards his complaint over the delegates list in Imo State.

Senator Anyanwu's Campaign Organisation had in the said publication said, "the integrity of the Prince Uche Secondus led national leadership of the PDP calls for serious questioning.... How Prince Uche Secondus reacts to this revelation will tell if indeed WADATA is speaking from both sides of the mouth".

The statement endorsed by Chief Luke Udo Anujiofor(Chairman) and Dr. Peter Claver Akpataku (Secretary), described Senator Anyanwu as exhibiting signs of desperation over his governoship ambition, pointing out that he cannot compel the National Chairman to dance to his whims and caprices.

It said that, it is insulting for Senator Anyanwu, through his Senior Aides and confidants, Chief Obinna Duruaku and Chief Sam Ejiogu, to cast aspersion on the integrity of Prince Uche Secondus led National leadership of our party.

"Senator Anyanwu ought to mind his utterances. If at all he has any issues or problems with Rt. Hon. Ihedioha, he must not visit them on the National Chairman. He should not drag the leadership of our party into it for any reason whatsoever", the group warned.

According to it, "a person laying a complaint, should be polite and civil in his choice of language, rather than sounding boisterous and threatening." It noted that the choice of words in the newspaper advertorial was indecorous and an affront on the National Chairman and members of his National Working Committee (NWC) of PDP, pointing out that complaints emanating from the campaign organisation of Senator Anyanwu has become a distraction to the party.

"He is the only one who complains among all the governoship aspirants in our party and in Imo State in general. To us, the issue he is complaining about is neither here nor there, given the fact that he is also guilty of writing letters to delegates in the state. The question now is, how did he know the delegates? There is no doubt about his right to complain, but we detaste the complaints turning into threats, insults and a distraction flto the leadership of our party. His recent conduct has recently made a section of the party, wonder if truly he means we'll for the party and what actually his motives are", the group reiterated.

It seems senator Sam daddy has been sidelined.