Senate Minority Leader, Abba Moro, has dismissed fears that Nigeria could become a one-party state, insisting that the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) is far from collapsing.
Speaking in Jos, Plateau State, on Saturday during the PDP North Central Zonal Elective Congress, Senator Moro expressed optimism about the party’s revival efforts, noting that the recent activities across zones are aimed at repositioning the PDP.
“It has been a very successful event. You can see the enthusiasm; delegates from across the zone, including the FCT, are excited,” he said.
“This is one in a series of activities the PDP has lined up in response to the seeming crisis within the party. These processes will breathe new life into the PDP.”
Moro dismissed concerns of defections weakening the party, saying, “I have no fear of Nigeria becoming a one-party state. Not at all. I don’t believe that’s a likely outcome… PDP members will regroup, recommit, and rededicate themselves to the cause.”
Plateau State Governor, Caleb Mutfwang, also addressed delegates, emphasizing the importance of internal democracy and periodic elections.
“Your victory is a mark of trust… you’ve shown true loyalty and maturity,” he said, urging unity and peace among members.
He further stated, “The PDP belongs to the people. The people love the PDP, and we must do everything in our power to ensure that power truly belongs to them.
via: Information Nigeria
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