Opinion
Rt. Hon. David Idris Zachariah: A new dawn, a new direction, a new political wave!

In politics, the true value of a leader is often realised when the leader moves on. The departure of Rt. Hon. David Idris Zachariah from the All Progressives Congress (APC) to the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has added a new dimension to the political landscape and sparked conversations about the future of political alignments.
A man of political experience, grassroots connections, and an established presence, Zachariah has opened a new chapter under the PDP. His movement represents a fresh opportunity to build stronger alliances, mobilise supporters, and contribute to a new political direction.

The eagle has landed, and the political atmosphere is taking notice!
For the APC, his departure raises questions about the consequences of losing a prominent political figure. In politics, some decisions may appear insignificant at first, only for their implications to become clearer with time. Whether this move will reshape future political calculations remains a story to watch.

But one thing is clear: the focus has shifted to the future, and Zachariah’s new political chapter has become a subject of growing interest.
THE CALL TO ACTION: THE TIME TO RALLY IS NOW!
This is a moment for supporters, loyalists, political associates, and well-wishers to come together, stand firm, and make their voices heard. Let us embrace constructive engagement, strengthen our unity, and turn our shared aspirations into meaningful participation.
The future is shaped by those who show up, speak up, and stand together. Let every supporter become an ambassador of unity, let every conversation promote positive engagement, and let every action reflect a commitment to a better future.
The eagle has landed in the PDP. The wave is rising, the conversation is growing, and a new political chapter has begun.
Rt. Hon. David Idris Zachariah — THE EAGLE HAS LANDED!
The movement has begun. The moment is here. The future awaits.
Ocheja Simon Akoji is a Media Aide to Rt. Hon. David Idris Zacharias
























