The politician commended other aspirants who stepped down in support of the consensus arrangement.
“Insecurity is a national problem, agreed. But the way and manner it is being addressed isn’t good enough,” Mr Rasheed stated.
Once a towering entity in Africa’s political landscape, the PDP has battled one self-inflicted crisis after another since losing the presidency to the APC in the 2015 election.
Mr Saraki reiterated his commitment to the Peoples Democratic Party’s reconciliation process, calling for unity among party members ahead of the 2027 elections.
The state government urged Mr Saraki to stop comparing oranges with apples.
Mr Sani stated that the expulsion of Mr Wike and other members “carrying the party on their shoulders” was “better late than never.”
“It is clear that going ahead with the National Convention in Ibadan on 15-16 November 2025 will only serve to further fuel the present crisis,” said Mr Saraki.
Northern Stakeholders have endorsed a former minister Tanimu Turaki as their consensus candidate for the November 15 PDP national convention.
“We cannot keep on, knowing that the black sheep in the family keeps on destroying whatever we are building,” said Mr Aliyu.
Mr Damagum said the decision to return Mr Anyanwu to the party’s National Working Committee, “was a difficult decision.
