In furtherance of the efforts to ensure comprehensive reconciliation among members and interests in the party, the National Working Committee of the Peoples Democratic Party has set up a National Reconciliation Committee to harmonize all interests and achieve genuine reconciliation across board.
The committee is headed by the Bayelsa State Governor, Chief Seriake Dickson.
Membership of the committee is as follows:
1. HE Hon. Seriake Dickson – Chairman
2. Alh. Asheik Jarma – Deputy
Chairman
3. Dr. I. A. Obuzor – Member
4. Alh. Salisu Suleiman – Member
5. Sen. Walid Jibrin – Member
6. Sen. Hope Uzodinma – Member
7. Hon. Bello Mohammed Matawalle – Member
8. Niyi Fadimula – Member
9. Chief Jerome Eke – Member
10. AVM Chris O. Marizu – Member
11. Hon. Tijani Ibrahim Kiyawa – Member
12. Dr. Christy Silas – Member
13. Barr. Jangwe Yusuf – Member
14. Chief (Mrs.) Ngozi Olejeme – Member
15. Hon. Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi – Member
16. Chief Onyema Ugochukwu – Member
17. Yakubu Shehu – Member
18. Mohammed Kuchazi – Member
19. Mrs. Adedeji Otiti Olarenwaju – Member
20. Chief Dapo Sarumi – Member
21. Prince Arthur Eze – Member
22. Chief Emma Iwuagwu – Member
23. Sen. Nasir Ibrahim Mantu, CFR – Member
24. Sen. Umar Gada – Member
25. Asiwaju Dosun Fatokun – Member
26. Engr. Harold Eze – Member
27. Hajiya Fati Sabo –
Member
28. Hon. Wakili Mohammed – Member
29. Shitu Mohammed – Member
30. Amb. Umar Damagun – Secretary
The committee will be inaugurated by the National Chairman of the PDP, Dr. Bamanga Tukur, at the National Secretariat on August 25, 2013 by 12 noon.
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