Saraki Roars In Enugu: ‘I Believe In PDP!’ – Unveils Party’s Master Plan For 2027

Saraki shared this view after a closed-door strategy session held with Enugu State Governor Peter Mbah and Senators Seriake Dickson and Ibrahim Dankwambo, key members of the PDP’s Strategy and Way Forward Committee.

In a post on X (formerly Twitter), Saraki revealed that the meeting directly addressed the internal challenges facing the party, focusing on actionable steps to restore unity and direction.

“I just wrapped up a crucial meeting in Enugu State with Governor Peter Mbah, along with Senators Seriake Dickson and Ibrahim Dankwambo of the PDP Strategy and Way Forward Committee,” he wrote.

“We didn’t ignore the cracks—we tackled them head-on. We asked tough questions and began to draft a genuine, practical roadmap to revitalize our party.”

“I believe in the PDP—what it stood for, and what it can still become. But this will take grit and commitment to rebuild from within.”

“The path ahead won’t be smooth—it will test our resilience. Yet, I leave Enugu more inspired than ever. We have the people, the will, and the vision to rise and lead again. #PowerToThePeople”

This meeting comes amid a deepening crisis within the PDP, particularly over the disputed position of National Secretary.

The rift began when Samuel Anyanwu vacated the position to run for the Imo State governorship election, which he later lost. During his absence, the Southeast Caucus of the party endorsed Sunday Ude-Okoye as his replacement.

However, following his electoral defeat, Anyanwu returned to reclaim the post, triggering a leadership dispute that has since unsettled the party.