A decision by Bukola Saraki’s reconciliation panel to reinstate Senator Anyanwu as PDP National Secretary has reignited internal tensions. Key party leaders and governors say the move bypassed due process and deepened mistrust.
- PDP governors oppose Anyanwu’s reinstatement, citing prior agreement on Setonji Koshoedo as acting secretary.
- Party stakeholders accuse Saraki’s team of excluding them from crucial reconciliation decisions.
- Atiku Abubakar backs ongoing reconciliation and urges a united opposition to tackle Nigeria’s pressing challenges.
“This isn’t about one person—it’s about the soul of the party,” said a senior PDP official. For members still loyal to the party's ideals, the lack of consultation feels like a betrayal of trust and unity.
With key positions still contested and 2025 in sight, can the PDP rebuild trust internally and present a united front? The road to recovery looks bumpy without honest dialogue and transparent leadership.
