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Why I want to contest N/Assembly election – Erewa

Why I want to contest N/Assembly election – Erewa

Hon Meyiwa Jehoida Erewa (JP) is a renown Chartered Surveyor and Estate Valuer in Delta State. A man of many parts, Erewa is the pioneer Chairman of Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), in Warri South Local Government Area of the State. With an eye on the House of Representatives come 2015. In this interview, he speaks on how to provide an all -inclusive representation for the multi-ethnic Warri Federal Constituency and other issues. Excerpt:
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Assessing Metuh’s era as PDP spokesman

Assessing Metuh’s era as PDP spokesman

The easiest way to measure the fifteen month tenure of Chief Olisa Metuh as the National Publicity Secretary of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) is to gauge the results of the creativity that generated not only activities, but enervated the external communication of the ruling party and brought its operations on the same page with modern professional nuances.

2015: Why PDP NEC is silent on automatic ticket for Jonathan

2015: Why PDP NEC is silent on automatic ticket for Jonathan

…To force aspirants to step down for him…
ABUJA—FRESH facts have emerged why the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, was last Thursday silent at its National Executive Committee, NEC, on planned moves to amend the constitution to pave the way for President Goodluck Jonathan to have automatic ticket towards 2015 election.

ANAMBRA 2013: Thrills and frills at PDP primaries

ANAMBRA 2013: Thrills and frills at PDP primaries

CLAIMS of disenfranchisement and monetary inducement by some aspirants, have continued to trail the PDP governorship primaries conducted by the Ken Emeakayi-led faction of the party.

Tapgun blames PDP crisis on bad leadership

Tapgun blames PDP crisis on bad leadership

Jos—Former Plateau State governor, Ambassador Fidelis Tapgun, has blamed the habit of running the affairs of the People’s Democratic Party, PDP, as a personal empire for the crisis within the party.

PDP ELECTION: Why they are after me – Olisa Metuh

PDP ELECTION: Why they are after me – Olisa Metuh

When I assumed office on March 24, 2012, I made a commitment to myself and to my party to change the way we do business. We moved from a reactionary apparatus to an innovative and proactive directorate. My team was determined to rebrand this party and restore the confidence that was eroding by the day. I reorganized the publicity department into a full-fledged research and operation based directorate and created tactical units, streamlined to operate under the direct supervision of the National Publicity Secretary.