Browsing: New PDP

Eze said in a statement on Tuesday: “It may interest you to note that the first thing we did this morning when we read the report was to contact H.E. Gov. Babangida Aliyu of Niger State through our National Chairman, Alhaji Aubakar Kawu Baraje, and according to our Chairman, the Governor vehemently denied and refuted such an absurd and false report and assured us that he will be the last person to leave the G7 Governors, particularly now that our struggle to reposition PDP is about to yield the desired result

An online statement by the National Publicity Secretary of the nPDP, Eze Chukwuemeka Eze, said: “The decision was taken last night during the caucus meeting of the New PDP held at the Adamawa State Government Lodge, Asokoro, Abuja, during which it was discovered that the date of the proposed peace meeting clashes with this year’s Hajj, in which several of our key members are billed to participate

According to the statement, the splinter PDP resolved at the end of the meeting that they would not be intimidated for any reason, even if it means death, as they are fighting a just cause of “reclaiming, recovering and establishing our party based on the vision of its founding fathers as the party is currently usurped by some members who do not know how it was formed”

The purported largest party in Africa is unlikely to achieve in the six decades it plans to ride the Nigerian horse without opposition, which is what it has been unable to do over the last decade of steering the country’s ship of state. The Seven renegade PDP governors led by Atiku Abubakar are a potent opposition, which is operating from inside the ‘purported largest party’ PDP itself. What a fantastic good fortune for Nigeria

“The plot by the hawks in the Presidency is politics taken too far and illustrates the extent to which they are prepared to go in their determination to plunge this country into chaos. We wish to warn those who are planning this coup to desist forthwith as such a misadventure is capable of plunging this nation into a crisis of monumental proportions