Breaking: Aninri PDP Formally Welcomes Chief Moses Nwankwo (Enyioha), Vice Chairman of the Labour Party: A Testament to Governor Peter Mbah's Quality Leadership
In a significant political development that underscores the shifting dynamics in Enugu State’s political landscape, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Aninri Local Government Area has officially welcomed Chief Moses Nwankwo, popularly known as Enyioha, into its fold. Until his defection, Chief Nwankwo held the influential position of Vice Chairman of the Labour Party in Aninri.
The well-attended event took place at Umudibo Primary School in Amorji Nenwe, drawing grassroots party faithful, community stakeholders, political leaders, and enthusiastic supporters from across the LGA. The atmosphere was vibrant and celebratory, symbolizing both a homecoming and a renewed commitment to progressive leadership and development under the PDP banner.
Chief Moses Nwankwo’s decision to leave the Labour Party and join the PDP has been widely interpreted as a resounding endorsement of the visionary and people-oriented leadership of Governor Peter Mbah. Observers believe that his defection highlights the growing appeal of the governor’s developmental agenda, inclusive governance, and political stability across Enugu State.
Speaking at the ceremony, Chief Nwankwo described his move as a necessary step aligned with the aspirations of the people of Aninri. “I am joining the PDP today because I have seen the genuine commitment of Governor Peter Mbah to transform Enugu State, especially at the grassroots. The governor has shown capacity, courage, and clarity of purpose. I believe in his vision and want to be part of the team driving positive change,” he stated.
Party leaders in attendance includes: Aninri LGA PDP chairman ably represented by his deputy Hon. Ugochukwu Okoro, The executive chairman of Aninri LGA Hon. Ugochukwu Steve Nwanjoku ably represented by Hon. Obiora Nwinya SA on political matters, RT Hon. Barrister Chijioke Edeoga ably represented by Hon. Ifeanyi Samuel Mbude, Hon. MKO Ogbonna Councillor representing Nenwe ward (1), Hon. Victor Okoro former PDP chairman and the incumbent (SLG) Aninri, Sir. Dr. Philip Mba formal Treasurer NUT Enugu state chapter, Engr Emmanuel Abuchi Nigerian air force officer, Hon. Jerry Udeogu Nenwe ward 1 chairman, Hon. Engr Nathaniel Chukwu a strong stakeholder both State, LGA and Ward, Hon. Ejike Chukwuali SA on protocol to LG chairman and other dignitaries welcomed Hon. Chief Nwankwo with open arms, hailing him as a political asset with deep connections to the grassroots and a history of community service. They assured him of full integration into the PDP structure and encouraged others to follow suit in the spirit of unity and development. All the representatives who spoke on the occasion reiterated their commitment in Governor mbah's administration’s to continue delivering good governance, infrastructural development, youth empowerment, and socio-economic reforms that benefit all communities in the state, including Aninri.
The event at Umudibo Primary School was not just a political declaration—it was a celebration of unity and shared purpose. With cultural performances, speeches, and chants of solidarity, it signaled the growing momentum behind the PDP ahead of future political contests in the state.
Political analysts have described the defection as a major blow to the Labour Party in Aninri, especially considering Chief Nwankwo’s standing and influence. His decision could potentially trigger a wave of realignments, with more grassroots leaders and supporters expected to migrate to the PDP in the coming months.
This development reinforces the growing consensus that Governor Peter Mbah’s administration is setting a new tone in governance—one that prioritizes results, inclusivity, and progress. As Chief Moses Nwankwo begins this new chapter, the people of Aninri look forward to stronger representation, greater development, and a united political front under the PDP.
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