Ahead of the forthcoming National Executive Committee meeting of the ruling Peoples Democratic Party, the President of the Senate, Senator David Mark, has said that leadership of the party will do the needful to save the party from drifting.
In a statement signed by his Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Kola Ologbondiyan, Mark said that the leaders of the party will unite to save it from its current crisis.
He said: “We will arrest the current situation and save our party from further disintegration.”
He added: “Some Nigerians are talking about Tsunami in the PDP because of the defection by some members of our party holding elective and non-elective positions.
“But as leaders, we will not sit by and continue to allow this drift.
“We shall do the needful and ensure that we save our great party.”
Admitting that the development is a challenge, Senator Mark said genuine efforts would be made to reconcile party men and women and bring peace and unity to the party.
He said the Senate remains a united family, adding that what affects the welfare and wellbeing of Nigerians would be the interest of the Senate.
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