Wike: Bode George, We don’t want to start firing because there are one or two people that are still thinking about the past

Bode George, a well-known PDP leader, reportedly disclosed the party’s strategy for making amends with Minister Nyesom Wike and resolving internal conflicts that arose during the 2023 presidential race, according to reports from DAILY POST. George underlined the PDP’s dedication to maintaining internal harmony and avoiding using force to settle party disagreements. CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>

The rift between Nyesom Wike, Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), and the PDP hierarchy arose during the 2023 presidential election, when Wike and his G-5 group opted to support alternative presidential candidates rather than Atiku Abubakar, the PDP’s nominee.

This decision led to significant internal discord within the party and contributed to the removal of former National Chairman Iyorchia Ayu.

In response to these challenges, Bode George affirmed that the PDP is actively engaged in reconciliatory efforts aimed at healing internal rifts and restoring unity among party members.

“There is a standing committee. They are going to add more members to do a post-mortem analysis,” George stated during an appearance on Channels Television’s Politics Today.

He emphasized the party’s desire to avoid punitive measures and instead focus on constructive dialogue to mend relationships and foster unity within the PDP.

“We don’t want to start firing because there are one or two people that are still thinking about the past. The party must move on,” George emphasized. CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>