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According to Bukola Saraki, chairman of the PDP Reconciliation Committee, additional party defections are expected despite ongoing attempts to realign the party in preparation for the general elections in 2027.
The former Senate President made this statement on Friday during his appearance on Arise TV’s “Prime Time” program.
The ongoing disagreement over who should be the National Secretary was also criticized by Saraki.
We should be ready for the potential that PDP would have one or two more defections, which is likely to happen. The worst of the PDP’s defections have not yet been witnessed. He stated that there would likely be one or two governors and possibly some senators who would desert.
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He emphasized that the crisis’s timing was advantageous, giving the PDP time to recuperate and rebuild before the election season fully starts.
The fact that this is occurring early in the PDP is advantageous to some of us. He remarked, “We are fortunate that this is not occurring because, say, in late 2026, we would not have even had time to recuperate and reorganize.”
The former governor of Kwara State stated that the PDP is still powerful at the state and local levels, even in the face of the national crises.
Although Saraki warned that the stakes are higher than just party survival, he expressed optimism that the party was already setting the stage for the 2027 elections.
