Ayo Fayose Criticizes Current PDP Leadership as "Undertakers" Overseeing Party's Decline
Former Ekiti State Governor Ayo Fayose has heavily criticized the current leadership of the People's Democratic Party (PDP), labeling them as undertakers presiding over the party's decline. Fayose highlighted the party's internal crises, leadership failures, and lack of ideological focus, attributing these issues to selfish interests.
He expressed concern over the party's current state, describing it as comatose and in need of urgent intervention to avoid permanent irrelevance. Fayose specifically pointed out the alleged damage caused by Amb.
Umar Damagum, urging for unity and adherence to the party's constitution. The call for urgent action to save the PDP from collapse was emphasized by other party members like Iyorchia Ayu.
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