PDP leaders seek unity after meeting with ex-VP Namadi Sambo
Namadi Sambo, former Vice President, met with top leaders of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Abuja. The meeting focused on strategies to strengthen the party and address ongoing internal disputes. Tanimu Turaki, PDP National Chairman, said Sambo reaffirmed his loyalty and offered advice on party unity and electoral competitiveness. The party leadership expressed optimism about reclaiming power and resolving factional issues.
Key takeaways
- Namadi Sambo assured PDP leaders of his continued membership and pledged to be more active in party affairs.
- The meeting included members of the Board of Trustees, National Working Committee, founding members, National Assembly members, state chairmen, former ministers, and other key stakeholders.
- Tanimu Turaki stated that the party is focused on winning forthcoming elections and is encouraged by support from its founding leaders.
- The PDP leadership welcomed a Federal High Court judgment that affirmed their legitimacy and dismissed a case involving a rival caretaker committee.
- Despite ongoing legal battles and factional disputes, the Turaki-led committee continues to consult with elder statesmen, including former presidents and top party figures.
