PDP chieftain questions Wike’s leadership and party direction
Dan Ulasi, a prominent member of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), has raised concerns about the party’s ability to challenge Bola Tinubu in the next presidential election. He insists that as long as Nyesom Wike remains the PDP’s national leader while supporting President Tinubu, the party faces a major contradiction. Ulasi warned he may leave the party if this issue is not resolved. He also spoke about his longstanding commitment to the PDP and recent visits from Peter Obi.
Key takeaways
- Dan Ulasi stated that the PDP cannot challenge Bola Tinubu with Nyesom Wike as national leader.
- He warned that he may quit the PDP if the contradiction of Wike’s leadership is not addressed.
- Ulasi questioned what role Wike would play if another candidate becomes the PDP’s presidential flag-bearer.
- He revealed that Peter Obi has visited him four times this year and praised Obi’s vision for the country.
- Ulasi emphasized his deep roots in the PDP but said he would not join another party if he leaves.
