The Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Board of Trustees, BoT, led by Senator Mao Ohuabunwa on Sunday, reaffirmed its commitment to restoring confidence within the party and organizing congresses in states where they have not yet been held.
Ohuabunwa said the national leadership is ready to work collaboratively with all state chapters to bring fresh leadership and stability across the country.
In his opening address at the meeting currently ongoing in Abuja, the BoT Chairman outlined the PDP’s roadmap of conducting “overdue state congresses, consolidating ongoing achievements, and supporting the national leadership to steer the party back on course.”
According to him, these steps are critical to ensuring unity, transparency, and strengthening grassroots engagement.
He said: “By holding timely congresses and reinforcing organizational discipline, PDP hopes to rebuild trust among members and present a more organized, credible front ahead of future elections.”
Ohuabunwa assured that PDP would hold transparent congresses across the states.
He added: “Like I said, we are also making meaningful progress in reorganizing affected states, including the construction of credible party committees to prepare the ground for transparent congresses and subsequent convention processes.
“These efforts are aimed at building trust, strengthening internal structures, and ensuring that our party remains a model of fairness, inclusiveness, and inclusiveness in the Nigerian democratic space.
“As the constitution of our party entails, the Board of Trustees must continue to provide stability, wisdom, and moral guidance. Our responsibility is to safeguard the party’s soul, stay away from divisive tendencies, and reinforce the values that have historically set the PDP apart as a disciplined and democratically established institution.”