Politics PDP Crisis: Kaduna PDP Chieftains Dump Old PDP, Join New PDP

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Some leaders of the Peoples Democratic Party led by a former Chairman of the PDP in Kaduna State, Alhaji Audi Yaro-Makanma have joined the Abubakar Baraje faction of the party.

According to PUNCH, a tatement signed by Yaro-Makanma and a former member of the State House of Assembly(1999-2007), Mr. Gideon Morik, in Kaduna on Monday, said the decision to join the New PDP was to save the party from destruction.

It noted that the decision of the former Vice -President, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar and seven governors elected on the platform of the party, was not only worthy of commendation, but should be emulated.

Specifically, the chieftains added that since the elevation of Namadi Sambo as the Vice-President, the party’s fortunes had dwindled in the state.

The party noted that the Vice-President was unable to control the party because “he lacked the political wherewithal to do so.”

The leaders said that the revolutionary moves to sack the Bamanga Tukur-led PDP and replace it with the current one led by Alhaji Kawu Baraje should “be replicated in all the states chapters of the party.

Meanwhile, the Kaduna State chapter of the Old PDP said that it was in support of the Tukur group in the party.

The PDP’s Public Relations Officer in the state, Ibrahim Mansur, in a statement said the party executive in the state rejected the “ploy” by the former chairman to destroy the party.

He said any attempt at creating confusion by political jobbers under the guise of dirty party politics in the state would surely attract the attention of law enforcement agencies.

The state read in part, “There is only one PDP, which is the one led by Bamanga Tukur, this much has been determined by a court of competent jurisdiction. The claim by the so called group is false and totally criminal, as the party is intact and united under the able leadership of Dr. A. G. Haruna.

“The PDP in Kaduna State remains undivided and one big family that is committed to the transformation agenda of our leader, His Excellency President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan and his vice, Sambo.”

Vice-President Namadi Sambo is yet to react to this split in his home chapter.
 

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