PDP Is On The Edge Of A Looming Crisis If Critical Issues Aren’t Urgently Addressed – Bode George

A former Deputy National Chairman of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), Chief Bode George has come out to say that all is not well with the party because of selfish interests.

He recently had his say at a news conference to commemorate his 79th birthday, and Nigerians have been reacting.

According to him, as a loyal party man who lives, thinks, talks, breathes and defends PDP, he owes it a duty to declare openly that all is not well with the party at this time.

Bode added that PDP is on the edge of a dangerous looming crisis if pending critical party issues are not urgently addressed.

His words, “As a loyal party man who lives, thinks, talks, breathes and defends PDP, I have never left this party since it was formed; so today gives me a great opportunity to deliberate on the future of our party.

Even as elders of the party are preparing to meet on Nov. 28 in Abuja to chart the way forward, I owe it a duty to declare openly that all is not well with our party. In fact, our party is derailing.

This is unfortunate because the crisis in our party has further complicated the present tragedy in the socio-economic indices of our dear nation.

I am raising the alarm today that our party is at the precipice of a dangerous looming crisis if pending critical party issues are not urgently addressed.

They have one leg in PDP and another leg in APC. Such chameleonic characters are the ones trying to dictate the direction of this party.

In the name of everything dear to our great party, this pretension must be stopped immediately by patriotic members of this party.

Since the first elective convention of our party in 1999 when PDP was handed over to some of us as national officers, we have never had it this bad.

If the PDP must rescue Nigerians from the vicious grip of APC in 2027, this must be a major agenda during our NEC meeting in Abuja.

If we want to win the 2027 presidential election, we should not allow ourselves to be divided and those with divisive tendencies should be told in clear language that ‘Enough is Enough’.

We must change the narratives now so that we don’t embark on a suicide mission, a self-destructive journey for our party in 2027.

With the suffering in the land and the mismanagement of the economy, Nigerians are waiting for us in 2027 to kick APC out of Aso Rock.”