PDP rules out alliance with APC ahead of elections
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), supported by Nyesom Wike, has firmly denied any alliance with the All Progressives Congress (APC), expressing confidence in its ability to win future elections. Jungudo Mohammed, the PDP National Publicity Secretary, labelled rumours of an alliance as mischievous and emphasized the party’s independence. Ongoing screening and nomination exercises are reportedly progressing smoothly, with many aspirants submitting their forms. The party also addressed internal disputes, insisting that its current leadership remains legitimate and legally recognized.
What we know
- Jungudo Mohammed stated that the PDP has no alliance or relationship with the APC and aims to defeat them in upcoming elections.
- The PDP’s screening of aspirants is ongoing, with forms being submitted from various states, and the process is described as smooth and commendable.
- The PDP Survival Movement, led by Okoh Bartholomew, insisted that no court judgment has nullified the existing party leadership or the position of Samuel Anyanwu.
- Disputes over party leadership and caretaker committees have arisen, but the Abdulrahman/Anyanwu-led National Working Committee is described as the only court-recognised structure.
- The party urged members to disregard misinformation and propaganda regarding its leadership and constitutional matters.
