PRP rejects division claims and warns against external interference
The Peoples Redemption Party has dismissed reports of internal division, insisting it remains united and focused. Muhammed Ishaq, the party’s National Publicity Secretary, stated that alleged factional groups are not recognized by the party leadership. He emphasized that the party will not be distracted by attempts to destabilize its structure. The PRP reaffirmed its commitment to its ideals and its determination to maintain its influence in Nigerian politics.
Key takeaways
- Muhammed Ishaq denied claims of a faction within the PRP, calling reports of a “PRP-Vanguard Collective” false.
- The party warned against external attempts to infiltrate and destabilize its structure.
- PRP leadership described these claims as distractions aimed at undermining the party’s growing momentum.
- The party highlighted its long-standing history and resilience through political challenges in Nigeria.
- PRP reiterated its focus on social justice and its commitment to its members and the Nigerian people.
