The National Working Committee of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) is set to deliver a report on members engaged in anti-party activities during the 2023 general elections to the National Executive Committee.
Following a directive from the PDP’s national leadership on March 26, the chairmen of the party’s 36 state chapters and the Federal Capital Territory were tasked with identifying members involved in such activities.
The directive was issued by the PDP National Organizing Secretary, Umar Bature, during a meeting with state chairmen in Abuja.
He said, “After the elections, we expected the state chapters to give us their reports, that is the post-2023 election reports. A lot of the states have not submitted their reports and we need those reports to be compiled for the next NEC meeting.
He said, “After the elections, we expected the state chapters to give us their reports, that is the post-2023 election reports. A lot of the states have not submitted their reports and we need those reports to be compiled for the next NEC meeting.””
“A lot of agitations are coming from party members, suspend this, suspend that, you are the ones that are in charge of those states. You are to tell us who was involved in anti-party activities and who did not; and based on that, the NEC will take a decision. Write to us and tell us what transpired, no matter what happened.”
