PDP’s immediate target is to win Osun, Ekiti guber elections, says Ayu

Iyorchia- Ayu. PDP National Chairman

Ayu said that the NWC under his watch, has followed the PDP tradition of organising free, fair, transparent and credible primaries.

The National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Dr Iyorchia Ayu, has said that the focus of the party is to win the 2023 general elections.

Ayu stated this in his remarks at the 2023 PDP National Convention held on Saturday in Abuja to elect the party’s candidate for the 2023 presidential election.

He said that the victory of PDP in the Federal Capital Territory area council elections and other bye-elections was a signal that Nigerians wanted PDP back to power in 2023.

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“Our focus is on 2023, but we seek to retake both Osun and Ekiti States in July elections as our low-hanging fruits.

“The electoral triumphs from there will sustain our momentum, boost the morale of party members and amplify our notice to the overwhelmed All Progressives Congress (APC) that PDP is coming. With PDP, Nigeria shall rise again,” Ayu said.

Ayu said that his leadership had worked to unite, rebrand and reposition the party, while also reviving the intellectual arm of the party, the People’s Democratic Institute (PDI).

He said that the NWC had also followed the PDP tradition of organising free, fair, transparent and credible primaries.

“We started with the primaries of Ekiti and Osun States. Difficult as it was, candidates emerged from those credible processes and they await their ultimate victories at the polls less than two months from today,” Ayu said.

Ayu emphasised the need for party unity and respect for popular decisions, stressing, “I urge us to continue to work together. Don’t be afraid of federal might. The allied forces of Benue are still as united as ever. And today, we are even stronger.

“I believe whoever emerges as a candidate for any elective position, once the list is forwarded to Abuja, I don’t want Governor Ortom or his candidates to come to lobby. This is because the decision of Benue people will be respected at all times.”

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