Bode George Urges PDP Leaders to Reconcile Ahead of 2027

Bode George, a prominent chieftain of the People's Democratic Party (PDP), addressed the ongoing crisis within the party, warning leaders that "nobody will live forever." As the 2027 general elections draw closer, he highlighted the urgency for the party to reconcile its factions to ensure a united front for upcoming primaries. George noted that the party must put its house in order to allow candidates to run without the fear of litigation.
A significant challenge to reconciliation lies between the factions led by Nyesom Wike, who opposes fielding a presidential candidate in the next elections, and Kabiru Turaki's faction, which seeks to endorse Bola Tinubu's presidency. George reminded party leaders of their mortal nature and the importance of prioritizing democratic governance over personal interests, emphasizing that leaders should engage in constructive dialogue rather than divisive politics.
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