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Atiku Faces Accusations Of Inciting Disruption In PDP As Party Leader

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Atiku Faces Accusations Of Inciting Disruption In PDP As Party Leader

Speaking anonymously to Daily Sun, a senior member of the political party revealed that the effort to reconcile disgruntled members may have collapsed due to numerous legal battles. The member of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) accused the party’s Presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar, of instigating internal strife to maintain control…..CONTINUE READING

 

 

 

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Expressing concern, the source warned that if the internal conflicts within the party are not promptly addressed, the opposing All Progressives Congress (APC) might exploit the situation to exacerbate existing issues. The party insider lamented the PDP’s failure to address pressing matters since losing the presidential elections, highlighting the proliferation of court cases as a significant hindrance.

The anonymous party chieftain commented, “The APC, which should be grappling with internal crises, has managed to stabilize its internal affairs. However, the PDP has been sluggish in responding to its challenges. Atiku’s continued involvement is contributing to the crisis, as he seeks to retain dominance. Newer party members are resistant to his influence, and the governors, unlike in the past, appear disengaged without taking decisive actions to resolve issues.”

Drawing attention to a potential escalation, the source pointed out the brewing conflict between Nyesom Wike and Governor Simi Fubara, emphasizing that if left unaddressed, it could have severe consequences for the PDP. The party insider concluded by cautioning that the APC is poised to capitalize on the crisis if the internal discord persists within the People’s Democratic Party.

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