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Reconciliation with the faction supported by Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister Nyesom Wike is necessary to maintain the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) as the opposition in the upcoming general election, according to the party’s factional National Publicity Secretary, Ini Ememobong.
One of the main obstacles to the reconciliation, according to reports, is that the Wike-backed faction wants President Bola Tinubu to serve an outright second term, while the camp of Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde, led by Kabiru Turaki, has promised to field a strong candidate for the presidency in 2027.
The Wike faction had insisted that the PDP would not run a presidential candidate in the upcoming election, and there are rumors that they would insist for Tinubu’s endorsement from Turaki’s camp in order to reach an agreement.
Though the faction might not support Tinubu, Ememobong expressed optimism that a compromise would be reached during an interview on Arise News’ The Morning Show.
He said that the PDP would offer candidates to participate in the 2027 election at all levels.
Given the circumstances at hand, Ememobong stated, “The truth is that both hope and delusion are human emotions, and at the end of the day, it is the result that determines which was hope and which was delusion.”
Therefore, I can guarantee you that we might not support the President. As you can see, when you are a leader, you are listening to the people you are in charge of; we are delegators of power, and we are listening to the delegators who gave us the authority to take action.
The representatives of authority have now stated, “Look, can we at least get to the table?” Parties bring their reducible minimums to the table. One of the conditions of the deal we will make is that we will field candidates at every stage if peace is to be achieved.
Regarding presidential contenders, we will offer a strong contender. We are open to reconciliation when we get to the negotiating table, but we must remain an opposition party.
