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Defection: ‘How PDP almost killed me’ – Ibori’s daughter

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Erhiatake Ibori-Suenu, a member of the National Assembly representing the Ethiopia Federal Constituency and the daughter of former Delta State Governor James Ibori, has called her switch from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to the All Progressives Congress (APC) the best move she has ever made in her political career.

Ibori-Suenu made this accusation while accusing the PDP of trying to suppress her political ambitions.

She also thanked the APC leaders and her followers for their encouragement.

“We will bury PDP in Ologbo River, the bridge between Delta and Edo states. I am already at home – APC is supreme.

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