By Our Correspondents
ABUJA - The crisis rocking the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) took a new turn yesterday as Cardinal Comrade Edede Franklyne Capacity addressed the recent rumors surrounding the defection of some PDP governors and the alleged planned takeover of the PDP National Secretariat by Ude Okoye.
Capacity's comments come amid rising tensions within the PDP, with multiple governors rumored to be considering defecting to other parties. However, the PDP Governors Forum has announced that it has resolved the crises and restored peace to the party.
In a bold statement, Capacity condemned the planned inversion of the PDP National Secretariat, labeling it as an illegitimate move. Ude Okoye's claim to be the National Secretary has been met with skepticism, and Capacity's comments echo the sentiments of many within the party.
The PDP has been plagued by internal conflicts in recent months, with factions vying for control. The party's leadership has struggled to maintain unity, and the recent rumors have only added fuel to the fire.
As the situation continues to unfold, one thing is clear: the PDP is at a crossroads. Will the party be able to overcome its internal struggles and emerge stronger, or will the conflicts tear it apart?
Meanwhile, the PDP Governors Forum has urged party members to remain calm and focused, assuring them that the party's leadership is working tirelessly to resolve the crises.
The Forum also warned against external interference, saying that the party's internal affairs should be left to its members to resolve.
The development has sparked mixed reactions from Nigerians, with some calling for the party's leadership to take decisive action to address the crises, while others have expressed concern about the potential consequences of the party's internal conflicts on the country's democracy.
The PDP's National Working Committee (NWC) is expected to meet soon to discuss the party's internal crises and find a lasting solution.
In a related development, the party's National Secretariat has denied reports that Ude Okoye has taken over as the party's National Secretary, describing the reports as "mischievous and untrue."
The Secretariat assured party members that the party's leadership is intact and that there is no vacancy in the office of the National Secretary.
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