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PDP warns against hoarding of membership cards

News Express |7th Apr 2018 | 1,761
   PDP warns against hoarding of membership cards



The Rivers State Chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has warned against the hoarding of Party Membership Cards by members across the 319 Wards in the state.

The party, in a statement on Friday in Port Harcourt, said the hoarding of membership cards not only violates the party’s constitution but amounts to a clear act of sabotage.

In the statement which was signed by State Organizing Secretary, Rt. Hon. Chief Fyneman Ohaka, PDP warned that any Ward Chairman or party official who indulges in such act risks suspension or outright dismissal from the Party.

Ohaka added that the PDP would leave no stone unturned to ensure the success of the ongoing Party Re-registration Exercise across the State, urging all members to cooperate in the task of registering both old and new members as well as decampees from the APC and other parties.

The PDP Organizing Secretary, again warned that the party would not hesitate to invoke a full disciplinary action against such erring officials.

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