PDP governors have quietly reached a deal with Nyesom Wike to end party infighting—just in time to prepare for 2027. But unity may come with a price.
- PDP governors met in Abuja to mend fences with Wike
- An agreement was reached to stop public criticisms and internal sabotage
- Some governors reportedly apologised for past disputes
- The party aims to present a united front ahead of the 2027 elections
- Analysts warn this could shift power dynamics within PDP
After years of bad blood, the PDP’s top governors are choosing reconciliation over rivalry, especially with 2027 in view. But this isn’t just about peace—it’s political strategy. Wike may no longer be a governor, but his influence (and his fallout with Atiku’s camp) still shapes the party. This truce hints at just how critical he remains—and how desperate the PDP is to avoid another round of internal sabotage. Whether this new alliance holds or fractures again will shape the opposition’s strength in the next election cycle.
Can this fragile peace hold till 2027? Or is this just a pause before the next round of political drama?
