HOW APC ENTERED INTO N750 MILLION AGREEMENT WITH ISENAH TO BETRAY PARTY - YOUTH GROUP

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The PDP Youths Front has said that the former Speaker of the Bayelsa State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Tonye Isenah, was a mole who betrayed the trust of his party for a contract of N750 million with the All Progressives Congress.

The Coordinator of the Forum, Mr. Willy McDonald, alleged in a statement on Monday that the APC leaders have already released N500 million to the former Speaker to destabilize the party while pretending to me a member and leader.

Mcdonald said that Isenah defied all meetings with the PDP leadership because of the desperation to do the biddings of his new found political paymasters.

He said that the events immediately preceding the removal of Tonye Isenah revealed the underhand dealings that culminated in the removal of Isenah as the Speaker.

According to McDonald, the two APC members, who were present in the House during the moves to impeach Isenah, Hon. Wilson Oyakpo, Timi Agala, left the House in solidarity with him.

He said that the fraternity between the former Speaker and the APC lawmakers showed that Isenah was not a true party man who believes in the ideals of the PDP.

He called on the leadership and members of the House to be vigilant to ensure that the reputation of the House for stability was sustained in the interest of Bayelsans.

McDonald said that integrity must be given priority in the election of a leader for the House as boldly done by the members on Wednesday.Y PARTY - YOUTH GROUP

The PDP Youths Front has said that the former Speaker of the Bayelsa State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Tonye Isenah, was a mole who betrayed the trust of his party for a contract of N750 million with the All Progressives Congress.

The Coordinator of the Forum, Mr. Willy McDonald, alleged in a statement on Monday that the APC leaders have already released N500 million to the former Speaker to destabilize the party while pretending to me a member and leader.

Mcdonald said that Isenah defied all meetings with the PDP leadership because of the desperation to do the biddings of his new found political paymasters.

He said that the events immediately preceding the removal of Tonye Isenah revealed the underhand dealings that culminated in the removal of Isenah as the Speaker.

According to McDonald, the two APC members, who were present in the House during the moves to impeach Isenah, Hon. Wilson Oyakpo, Timi Agala, left the House in solidarity with him.

He said that the fraternity between the former Speaker and the APC lawmakers showed that Isenah was not a true party man who believes in the ideals of the PDP.

He called on the leadership and members of the House to be vigilant to ensure that the reputation of the House for stability was sustained in the interest of Bayelsans.

McDonald said that integrity must be given priority in the election of a leader for the House as boldly done by the members on Wednesday.

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