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After the Court of Appeal’s recent ruling regarding the PDP’s national convention, Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, who represents Kogi Central Senatorial District, has called on PDP leaders and members to embrace unity and reconciliation.
In a statement issued on Tuesday, Akpoti-Uduaghan made the request, characterizing the decision as a chance for the party to set aside internal conflicts and concentrate on reconstructing its infrastructure in front of the general elections in 2027.
The congressman stated that the party should now focus on improving internal unity and getting ready for upcoming elections rather than litigation and disputes.
“As a party that upholds the rule of law, it is time for us to move past litigation and concentrate on reconciliation and rebuilding now that the Court of Appeal has spoken,” she stated.
She claims that protracted legal disputes and internal strife could make it more difficult for the party to provide its members with a solid political platform.
Akpoti-Uduaghan cautioned that ongoing disagreements among party officials could have a detrimental impact on grassroots members who are getting ready to run on the PDP platform.
“Our members across the nation, those hoping to serve in the Senate, the House of Representatives, State Houses of Assembly, governorships, and even the presidency, must not become victims of protracted disputes among leaders,” she said.
The senator also emphasized the necessity for the PDP to plan a transparent, inclusive national convention that adheres to the Independent National Electoral Commission’s rules.
She pointed out that the party’s democratic credentials would be strengthened and members’ faith would be restored through such a procedure.
“The PDP needs to demonstrate that it is still cohesive, inclusive, and capable of leading the nation because Nigerians are watching,” she continued.
Akpoti-Uduaghan reiterated her dedication to the party’s unity and advancement and exhorted members across the country to maintain optimism while actively supporting initiatives to reposition and rebuild the PDP in front of the 2027 elections.
