Members of the Peoples Democratic Party PDP’s National Working Committee have appealed to all party faithful who have expressed various views and perspectives to sheathe their swords and unify to secure the party’s success in the upcoming general elections.
The members reaffirmed their support for the 97th NEC meeting’s resolve to depict the Party as a cohesive family in the future.
Yunana Iliya, Chairman of the party’s National Ex-officials Forum, representing the North-Central zone, made the call at a press conference held on Thursday at the party’s National Headquarters in Abuja.
The forum represents 36 elected leaders of the party from the country’s six geo-political zones.
Chief Iliya implored all leaders and members with one issue or the other to take advantage of the internal differences resolution mechanism provided by the Party’s Constitution.
He said, “We have resolved to appeal to all party members, especially those who have expressed contrary views and opinions, to please sheathe their swords and join hands in ensuring the victory of our party in the forthcoming general elections.
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“The National Ex-officials Forum reiterates our support for the resolution of the 97th NEC meeting, the purpose of which was to present the Party as one united family going forward.
“We implore all our leaders and members who have one issue or the other to avail them of internal differences resolution mechanism as provided in our Party Constitution.”
The chairman noted, “As our great party approaches the 2023 general elections, we have been confronted with very disturbing and destabilizing scenarios playing out in our Party against the plea by our presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar, that admonished us to be very careful in our utterances, our posturing and body language in presenting to the public the internal issues of our Party.”
Other members of the forum include Mr Nicholas Sheliza for North-East, Chief Chinemeram Madu for South-East, David Kolawole for South-West, Ibrahim Jigawa for North-West, and Chief Patrick Agbe for South-South.
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