PDP Loses Another Key Member: Margaret Okon Steps Down

Margaret Okon Resigns from PDP: A New Chapter Begins

Breaking news from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP): The Assistant State Woman Leader of the PDP in Cross River South Senatorial District, Margaret Okon, has officially thrown in the towel. This marks yet another significant departure from the party, just days after Emana Amawhe, the deputy governorship candidate for the 2024 general elections, stepped down from the state chapter of the party. It seems like the PDP is experiencing some serious leadership shake-ups, and this one is definitely worth paying attention to.

In a heartfelt resignation letter addressed to the Ward Chairman of Edem Odo Ward in Akpabuyo Local Government Area, Cross River State, Okon expressed her deep gratitude for the opportunities and experiences she gained during her time with the PDP. It’s clear that her decision wasn’t made lightly, and she took the time to reflect on her journey with the party, highlighting the various roles she played throughout her tenure.

A Journey Through the Ranks

Okon’s involvement with the PDP has been nothing short of impressive. From her early days as a Ward Exco member to her role as a councillor, and eventually her position as a member of the State Executive Council and Assistant State Woman Leader for the Cross River South Senatorial District, Okon has worn many hats. Each role allowed her to grow, learn, and contribute to the party in meaningful ways. Now, as she steps away, she leaves behind a legacy of dedication and service.

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Okon wrote in her resignation letter, “I am truly grateful for the opportunity to have served the party in various capacities. From being a Ward Exco member to serving as a Councillor, and most recently as a member of the State Executive Council and Assistant State Woman Leader, South, I’ve had the privilege of contributing to the growth and development of the party. These experiences have been invaluable, and I deeply appreciate the trust and support I received throughout my journey.”

Looking Ahead: A Commitment to Progress

While Okon is stepping down from the PDP, she’s not stepping away from public service. In her letter, she emphasized her ongoing commitment to serving her community and driving progress for the people of Cross River State. Her words reflect a sense of purpose and determination to continue making a difference, even outside the confines of the PDP. She stated, “The insights and lessons I’ve gained during my time in the PDP will undoubtedly shape my future endeavors. As I move forward, I remain committed to the service of my community and the pursuit of progress for our people.”

It’s clear that Margaret Okon is not just walking away from the PDP; she’s stepping into a new chapter of her career with confidence and clarity. Her resignation is a reminder that leadership is about more than just party affiliation—it’s about making a lasting impact and staying true to one’s values.

As the political landscape in Nigeria continues to evolve, it will be fascinating to see how Okon’s decision influences the PDP and the broader political scene. One thing’s for sure—her voice and leadership will be missed within the party, but her contributions will undoubtedly continue to inspire others in her community and beyond.