Wabara and others dug a grave for PDP – Okechukwu
A foundation member of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Osita Okechukwu, has said the leaders of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) should blame themselves for the party’s woes.
He said this while responding to Senator Adolphus Wabara, former Senate President and Chairman of the Board of Trustees (BoT) of the main opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
The PDP central bank chairman has vowed to firmly resist any attempt by the ruling APC to turn Nigeria into a one-party state.
Mr. Wabara’s statement was released as former Imo State Governor, Rt. My lord. Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister Emeka Ihedioha, Chief Chuka Odom and countless others have resigned from the PDP membership.
However, in a statement made available to DAILY POST on Sunday, Mr. Okechukwu said, “The attempt by Senator Wabara and others to blame the APC for digging a hole for the PDP is misplaced on all sources.”
He asserted, “As long as Wabara and his sworn enemies intentionally commit serious violations of the presidential succession treaty between the North and the South, even if it is the PDP's constitution, it doesn't matter.'' Mr. Obi's Labor Party, Mr. Kwankwaso's NNPP, and Mr. Wike's masquerade are alive and well, openly admitting defectors from the PDP, and there is no legitimate fear of Nigeria's one-party state. ”
Mr. Okechukwu maintained that the blame game by the central bank chairman would not provide a solution, adding, “Therefore, the PDP must seriously consider how best to choose the parts of the party that are dangerously sinking.” “This should be considered,” he said.
He said he would “carefully introspect on the bleeding disease, carefully introspect on how to resolve the withdrawal of Obi and Kwankwaso and its troubled Wike masquerade, and also on the violation of the Zoning Treaty, the current law. Instead of imbibing the best tenets of domestic democracy free of , haphazardness and wastefulness, the PDP has in most cases arrogantly launched an unnecessary blame game against the APC.
“My understanding from the condemnation of our elder statesmen is that the wards, local assemblies, state assemblies and the National Congress failed from the outset to undertake careful introspection to investigate the root causes of Obi and Kwankwaso’s resignation. “After that, the PDP may not recover even in August,” especially Wykes, who led the party that boasted 60 years of uninterrupted rule to a disastrous failure in the 2023 presidential election. Masquerade.
“Really, the PDP needs to do some soul searching to make amends to its troubled factions instead of sweeping them under the carpet.”
Source: dailypost.ng