From:Abdulwahab Muhammad SSA Communication to Governor Bala Abdulkadir of Bauchi.
Published by alphapressmedia
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP)continues its nationwide consultations aimed at rebuilding and repositioning itself ahead of future elections. As part of this effort, Barrister Kabiru Tanimu Turaki (SAN), alongside other senior party leaders, visited former Vice President Arc. Mohammed Namadi Sambo at his Abuja residence.
During the meeting, Sambo restated his unwavering loyalty to the PDP. He emphasized that he remains a faithful member of the party and pledged to continue supporting it throughout his political career. Importantly, he promised full backing for the restructuring and rebuilding agenda of the National Working Committee (NWC) led by Turaki.
In his remarks, Turaki expressed gratitude to Sambo for his past contributions to Nigeria’s democratic stability, particularly during the 2015 transition period. He explained that the visit was not only to brief Sambo on the challenges facing the party but also to seek his guidance and support for ongoing reforms.
Other PDP stalwarts present included:
Senator Adolphus Nwabara, Chairman of the PDP Board of Trustees
Senator Jonah Jang, former Governor of Plateau State
Professor Jerry Gana, former Minister of Information
Hajiya Inna Ciroma, former Minister of Women Affairs
Hon. Frederick Agbedi, PDP Leader in the House of Representatives
They all expressed optimism about the future of the PDP, noting that Sambo’s support would further strengthen the party’s efforts to restructure and prepare for upcoming elections.
The visit underscores PDP’s strategy of consolidating support among its elder statesmen and experienced leaders. By reaffirming Sambo’s loyalty and securing his endorsement, the party signals unity and determination to overcome challenges. This move is expected to boost morale among members and enhance the party’s credibility as it works toward regaining political ground.
The PDP’s rebuilding efforts are gaining momentum, with strong backing from influential figures like Namadi Sambo. As consultations continue nationwide, the party appears focused on strengthening its internal structures and preparing for the political battles ahead
