Tambuwal Expresses Concerns For PDP Future, Highlights Unresolved Issues Ahead Of 2027 Elections

Tambuwal Expresses Concerns For PDP Future, Highlights Unresolved Issues Ahead Of 2027 Elections

Aminu Tambuwal, former governor of Sokoto State, has expressed concerns over the Peoples Democratic Party’s (PDP) ability to succeed in the 2027 elections if its internal issues remain unresolved. Speaking to The Sun in Abuja, Tambuwal emphasized that for the party to make any meaningful progress in the upcoming election, it must address and resolve ongoing differences within its ranks.

Tambuwal remarked, “I have concerns for my party because we still have unresolved issues among our leaders and members.” He stressed that without efforts to unite the party, winning the 2027 election would be challenging….READ MORE…

PDP National Vice Chairman (South-South), Dan Orbih, also addressed the party’s internal struggles, calling for an end to the culture of impunity and strict adherence to the party’s constitution. Orbih underscored that despite the party’s current challenges, every political party has the potential to win if it organizes itself properly.

He added, “The problems facing the PDP are significant, but they are not insurmountable. I believe that if we get things right, we can compete successfully. However, much work remains to be done. We must move away from the culture of impunity and begin to operate according to the party’s constitution.”

Orbih further emphasized the importance of fostering unity within the party, recognizing and rewarding loyal members, and ensuring all party members, including governors and leadership, abide by the constitution. He noted that, currently, the party is deeply divided, with many members dissatisfied.

To move forward, Orbih stressed the need for the PDP to restore its reward culture, recognizing and appreciating those who have supported the party through thick and thin.