According to reports, former Delta State Governor, Dr Emmanuel Eweta Uduaghan will soon be leaving the All
Progressive Congress (APC) for the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).

Insiders within the camps of the Delta State Governor, Mr Ifeanyi Okowa and Uduaghan, revealed that the former governor paid his successor in the Government House a visit.

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The source said Uduaghan’s major reason for going to meet the governor was to personally complain about Okowa’s refusal to pay him his entitlement which is due to him in accordance with the crude pension laws for governors of the state.

According to the said law, the former governor is entitled to a mansion either in Abuja or Lagos and another one in Delta State, with new vehicles given to him every four years.

However, since his departure from government in May 29, 2015, it was said that Okowa has not given him any of such or paid him his salaries.

The source said Okowa promised to pay him the said benefits after he complained bitterly.

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The insider revealed that they also discussed the possibility of the former governor coming back to PDP, following pressure from their godfather, James Ibori, which was given serious consideration.

Source: SecretReporters