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MC Tagwaye leaves APC, defects to SDP

In contrast, he described the Social Democratic Party (SDP) as a “beacon of hope,” praising its commitment to youth inclusion, internal democracy, transparency, and accountability.

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Obinna Simon, popularly known as MC Tagwaye, a renowned entertainer, businessman, youth leader, and former member of the APC Presidential Campaign Team for the 2023 elections, has defected to the Social Democratic Party (SDP).

Explaining his decision, MC Tagwaye said he left the All Progressives Congress (APC) due to the party’s lack of a proper reward system for loyal members and its failure to uphold its founding ideals.

In a statement on Friday, MC Tagwaye detailed his decision: “This decisive move is born out of my deep-seated conviction that the APC has deviated from its original ideals. The party’s reward system does not honor loyalty, and its leadership structure is dominated by a few power brokers who disregard the voices and aspirations of the majority.”

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He further criticized the APC’s internal democracy, stating that it has been “egregiously compromised” and that decisions are made by a select few “power brokers,” sidelining the majority.

In contrast, he described the Social Democratic Party (SDP) as a “beacon of hope,” praising its commitment to youth inclusion, internal democracy, transparency, and accountability.

“I have made the bold decision to resign from the APC and join the SDP, a party that truly represents the interests of the people. I encourage all Nigerians who share my vision to join me. Together, we can build a better future for ourselves, our children, and our great nation.”

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MC Tagwaye, a well-known comedian and businessman, formally submitted his resignation to his APC ward chairman, marking the start of a new political journey in the SDP.

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