PDP’s Troubles Are Self-Inflicted, Not APC’s Doing — Wike

Federal Capital Territory Minister, Nyesom Wike, has rejected options that the All Progressives Congress (APC) is chargeable for the inner turmoil inside the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), saying the opposition social gathering’s woes are self-inflicted.

Wike made the remarks throughout a media chat held in Abuja on Friday, October 24.

“All these talks about APC are rubbish. Is it the APC that makes you take wrong decisions? You mean two or three people, because they are governors and receive large allocations, will go and decide, and you tell me to follow? Follow who?” he queried.

The minister criticised the PDP management for what he described as poor coordination and lack of preparedness forward of its deliberate nationwide conference.

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“If they do the right thing, will anybody stall the convention? They have not done the congresses and other things that should be in place,” he stated.

The PDP has been battling deep divisions and authorized disputes in current months, with a number of distinguished members, together with Enugu State Governor Peter Mbah, Delta State Governor Sheriff Oborevwori, and Akwa Ibom State Governor Umo Eno, defecting from the social gathering.

The former Rivers State governor has been a central determine within the PDP’s inner energy struggles, steadily calling out social gathering leaders over what he describes as disregard for due course of and equity.

As the disaster drags on, uncertainty continues to hold over the social gathering’s nationwide conference, with a number of courtroom instances and factional disputes threatening its unity and credibility forward of future elections.

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