PDP Denies Mandatory Contributions Amid Internal Crisis
The People's Democratic Party (PDP) refutes claims of demanding N10,000 contributions from members, emphasizing voluntary support. The NEC, led by Kabiru Turaki, dismisses the reports amidst an internal party crisis and senatorial resignations.
The party clarifies that no fixed amount or mandatory contributions are in place. Additionally, a senator's resignation letter hints at joining the African Democrat Congress (ADC) upon formalities.
The PDP urges members to disregard the reports and continue supporting the party voluntarily.
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