The Digest:
The Bauchi State Governor asserted that despite the "coercive" tactics of the ruling APC, the PDP is quietly stabilizing its ranks and is poised to reclaim Aso Villa in the next general elections, banking on grassroots loyalty and its legacy of achievements.
Key Points:
- Governor Bala Mohammed admitted deep concern over governors and lawmakers defecting to the APC.
- He accused the ruling party of using coercion to create a one-party state.
- Despite the exits, he insisted the PDP's grassroots base remains loyal and strong.
- Mohammed revealed that more defections are expected but affirmed his own steadfastness.
- He expressed confidence that the PDP is the only credible platform for national renewal.
- The party leadership is working to resolve internal disputes and litigation ahead of its convention.
- He dismissed rumors about Governors Peter Mbah and Siminalayi Fubara leaving the party.
Sources: Vanguard
