‘I will not remain a sitting duck’, Omo-Agege dumps APC

Ovie Omo-Agege, the former Deputy President of the Senate, has officially resigned from the All Progressives Congress (APC), Nigeria's ruling party. The move signals a significant shift in the political landscape of Delta State, where Omo-Agege has been a prominent figure.

In a statement announcing his departure, Omo-Agege expressed his dissatisfaction with recent developments within the APC in Delta State. He declared that he would "not remain a sitting duck," indicating a proactive stance against perceived injustices or unfavorable circumstances within the party structure.

The former Senate Deputy President's resignation is expected to have repercussions for the APC's standing in Delta State, potentially leading to realignments and shifts in political allegiances as the party navigates this internal challenge. The exact nature of the "recent developments" was not detailed, but the strong language used suggests a deep-seated disagreement with the party's direction or internal politics in the region.

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I will not remain a sitting duck