The faction of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), led by Kabiru Turaki, has given fresh assurances. They promise the party will field candidates for the 2027 general elections.
According to reports, this commitment counters ongoing internal crises and legal battles over conventions. Turaki’s group vows resilience, ensuring PDP’s strong presence on ballots nationwide next year.
PDP Faction Spox Ememobong Assures Party’s 2027 Ballot Spot
The assurance came from faction spokesperson Ini Ememobong, speaking to newsmen Tuesday.
It followed the expanded PDP Board of Trustees (BoT) meeting with key stakeholders.
Attendees included governors, National Working Committee (NWC) members, state chairmen, and others. The gathering reinforced unity and commitment ahead of 2027 elections.
Abuja BoT Meet: Makinde, Turaki, Damagum Attend PDP Gathering
As earlier reveal by source, the BoT meeting, which held in Abuja, was attended by Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde, Tanimu Turaki, and Umar Damagum.
Others at the PDP BoT meeting included ex-Deputy National Chairman Bode George.
Also present were former Information Minister Jerry Gana and ex-Niger Governor Babangida Aliyu.
Several prominent party members joined, signaling broad support for the faction.
The gathering underscored resolve amid leadership disputes and electoral preparations.
Ememobong: BoT Deliberated Monday Appeal Court Judgment Implications
In his address, Ememobong revealed the meeting deliberated on Monday’s Appeal Court judgment implications.
The goal was safeguarding PDP’s eligibility for the 2027 general elections.
Kabiru Turaki discussions focused on legal hurdles and strategic responses to court rulings.
Faction leaders aim to navigate challenges, securing the party’s ballot participation nationwide.
He assured that the PDP will not die despite the several challenges and internal crisis currently rocking the party.
“Despite the underlying issues, the spirit in the room was clear, PDP must not die.
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“The guiding philosophy of the discussions was that PDP will be saved and will remain a political party that will be on the ballot,” Ememobong said.
“Several ideas, legal, social, political and even emotional, were proposed on how to ensure two things: that PDP does not die and that PDP will be on the ballot,” he said.
Ememobong: PDP Discussions Continue Wednesday with Stakeholders
Ememobong announced discussions would continue on Wednesday with party stakeholders.
He expressed strong confidence in proposing clearer strategies after further in-depth deliberations.
This ongoing process builds on Monday’s court judgment analysis.
The faction remains optimistic about resolving issues for 2027 election readiness.
