PDP faction rejects reports of planned congresses
Kabiru Turaki and his faction of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) have denied reports of planned party congresses, calling them false information spread by expelled members. The group claims these expelled members are now aligned with the All Progressives Congress (APC) and are trying to undermine the PDP. Turaki emphasized that the party is currently focused on digital membership registration, not congresses. Internal disagreements within the PDP continue, with other factions pushing for a national convention.
Key takeaways
- Kabiru Turaki stated that the PDP is not conducting congresses anywhere in the country and labeled such reports as false.
- The alleged misinformation is attributed to expelled PDP members now linked to the APC, who are accused of seeking political favors.
- Turaki highlighted that the party is prioritizing digital membership registration at this time.
- Other PDP factions, including those backed by Nyesom Wike and Seyi Makinde, have contrasting views on holding a national convention and party congresses.
- The party leadership assured members that official updates will be provided as political developments unfold.
