PDP's 100th NEC Meeting Ends on a High Note: Unity and Cooperation Prevail

The People's Democratic Party (PDP) has successfully concluded its 100th National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting, marking a significant milestone for the party. The meeting, which was marked by a spirit of give and take, saw party leaders resolve to put aside their differences and work towards a common goal.



In a statement, Abubakar Bukola Saraki, Chairman of the National Reconciliation and Strategy Committee, said that the meeting was a victory for the party and Nigeria's democracy. He noted that the outcome of the meeting was a testament to the party's commitment to unity and stability.

Saraki highlighted two key takeaways from the meeting. Firstly, the party leaders agreed on the need for unity, sending a signal to the nation that the PDP is committed to providing good leadership. Secondly, the spirit of give and take dominated the discussions, paving the way for further cooperation and stability within the party.

Saraki expressed gratitude to party leaders who made sacrifices to achieve peace and unity. He called on all party members to continue working towards strengthening the party, particularly in preparation for the next NEC meeting and the National Convention.

The PDP leader noted that the success of the meeting has disappointed pessimists who had predicted that the party would implode. He emphasized that the party's determination to build a strong opposition capable of winning the next general election and serving the people better.

Saraki concluded by thanking party leaders and members for their efforts, expressing optimism that the party will continue to strive towards achieving its goals. The outcome of the meeting has set the stage for a brighter future for the PDP, with party members poised to work together towards a common purpose.


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