The Digest:
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has moved forward with plans to expel Minister Nyesom Wike over alleged actions detrimental to the party’s interests. A committee has been formed to investigate his activities, with many believing the party would be stronger without him.
Key Points:
- PDP plans to expel Wike after reviewing alleged anti-party activities.
- A committee is investigating the claims against the FCT Minister.
- PDP officials suggest the party may be better without Wike.
- Wike has not denounced his membership but faces growing opposition.
- The party vows to deal with dissenting members who hinder its progress.
- PDP's Ibrahim Abdullahi states that if Wike isn't beneficial, he can leave.
- Atiku Abubakar recently resigned from the PDP, adding to internal party tensions.
PDP is determined to expel members who disrupt party progress, with Wike’s fate now in the hands of the review committee. The ongoing reshuffling could reshape the party’s future dynamics.
Sources: Daily Post
