Bode George blames PDP crisis on greed and neglect of party’s roots
Bode George, a former National Vice Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), has attributed the party’s ongoing crisis to greed and a lack of respect for its founding principles. In a recent interview, he emphasized that the current divisions are not due to ideology but rather the actions of individuals who ignored the party’s original guidelines. Bode George highlighted how the breakdown of the PDP’s zoning arrangement has led to instability and defections. He urged a return to the party’s foundational values to restore unity.
Key takeaways
- Bode George stated that the PDP’s crisis stems from greed and disregard for the rules set by the party’s founding fathers.
- He explained that the party’s zoning arrangement was designed to ensure fairness and national stability.
- The crisis has resulted in defections by governors, lawmakers, and senior members to other parties.
- Bode George lamented that personal ambition has undermined party discipline and unity.
- He insisted that only a return to the original principles can restore the PDP’s stability.
