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Seriake Dickson, the senator from Bayelsa West Senatorial District, has stated that he does not currently intend to run against President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in the 2027 presidential election.
According to reports, Dickson said he is now more concerned with creating a strong political platform than with pursuing personal goals.
Speaking to reporters outside of a news conference at his Abuja home, the former governor of Bayelsa State made the revelation.
The briefing came after he decided to join the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) and resigned from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
He claims that strengthening the new party into a strong national platform is his top focus, along with that of other political stakeholders.
“In reality, our goal is to seize control at the center. And it’s feasible. A party is composed of human individuals. It’s not the name,” he remarked.
Dickson rejected claims that he joined the NDC in order to run against Tinubu for president in 2027.
He emphasized that rather than talking about presidential aspirations, the party is now concentrating on laying a strong basis.
You also discussed the presidential contest. Let me inform you immediately. We don’t focus on that. In order to provide Nigeria with a reliable platform and draw in as many people as possible, my colleagues and I are working on this,” he stated.
Ahead of the 2027 elections, the member also downplayed the ongoing national discussion on zoning and presidential ticket possibilities.
He believes that political players should prioritize bolstering political parties and institutions.
“Let me reiterate that politics is much more than the zoning and presidential ticket. First, we want to construct a party. We don’t want to repeat what other people are doing.
“Who runs, who doesn’t, and which region comes first are the main points of contention.” Let’s prioritize the celebration. When that moment comes, everything will work itself out.
“Even though I am highly qualified, I am not currently considering that,” he stated.
Dickson urged lawmakers from all throughout the nation to join the NDC, stating that the party wants to develop into a widely accepted national platform.
“We wish to construct a celebration. Thus, we would want to invite everyone. Everyone with a desire to run for president, governor, senate, the House of Representatives, the state House of Assembly, chairmanship, or council. Visit the Democratic Congress of Nigeria. “The game has changed with NDC,” he remarked.
The senator stated that the party is still accessible to all Nigerians in response to worries that members of the ruling party would infiltrate the new platform.
“We are open for all,” he declared. We will be able to deal with any problem that comes up. However, that is not the only concern we have. We want to draw decent folks from across the nation.
Additionally, Dickson made it clear that the new party and the now-defunct Niger Delta Congress are not the same.
The newly registered NDC, he claimed, was intended to serve as a national political platform.
I work as a pan-Nigerian politician. Dickson stated that the Nigeria Democratic Congress, a recently registered party, is distinct from the former Niger Delta Congress.
The senator, who had already declared his retirement from the PDP, attributed the party’s crisis on leadership shortcomings and internal strife.
He declared, “The governors and other leaders must take responsibility for the PDP’s preventable, self-inflicted destruction.”
Additionally, he cautioned against efforts to establish a one-party state in Nigeria.
