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You're looking for news about Dave Umahi, the Governor of Ebonyi State in Nigeria. Here are some recent updates:

Latest News

  1. Umahi's defection to APC: On November 16, 2021, Governor Dave Umahi officially defected from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to the All Progressives Congress (APC). He cited the PDP's inability to address the party's internal crisis and the need for a new platform to achieve his political goals.
  2. Umahi's presidential ambition: In an interview with Channels Television, Umahi hinted at his interest in running for the presidency in 2023. He stated that he would consider contesting the election if the APC zones its presidential ticket to the South-East.
  3. Ebonyi's economic growth: Under Umahi's leadership, Ebonyi State has experienced significant economic growth. The state has attracted several investments in agriculture, mining, and infrastructure development, leading to increased economic activities and job creation.
  4. Umahi's criticism of PDP: In a recent interview, Umahi criticized the PDP for its alleged failure to address the party's internal crisis and its inability to provide effective leadership. He also accused the PDP of being responsible for the political instability in the country.

Recent Quotes

  1. "I am not a politician who will abandon my people for personal gain. I am a servant of the people, and I will continue to serve them to the best of my ability." - Dave Umahi, November 2021
  2. "The PDP has failed to provide effective leadership, and that's why we are seeing the kind of political instability we are experiencing today." - Dave Umahi, November 2021
  3. "I am not interested in playing second fiddle to anyone. I want to be the leader of the party, and I am willing to work hard to achieve that goal." - Dave Umahi, November 2021

Recent Interviews

  1. Channels Television: Umahi spoke with Channels Television about his defection to the APC, his presidential ambition, and his vision for the country.
  2. Nigerian Tribune: Umahi spoke with the Nigerian Tribune about his reasons for leaving the PDP, his plans for the APC, and his assessment of the country's political situation.

Please note that these updates are subject to change, and new information may become available.