Senator Abba Moro, the Minority Leader, is the leader of the Senate’s Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) caucus, which has dismissed rumors of internal conflict within the PDP.
Despite recent difficulties, it affirmed that the party remained united and strong.
In a press release on Tuesday in Abuja, Moro stated that the party was becoming more powerful than it had been and was on the verge of collapse.
He acknowledged there were internal disagreements, but he insisted that they were being resolved.
Moro urged members to continue to be steadfast and obedient to the party while acknowledging that every party has its fair share of conflict.
The minority leader also criticized the early emergence of a one-party state, citing the threat it poses to Nigeria’s democracy.
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The PDP, which is the largest opposition party, can support any coalition-forming party. We are a fresh and vibrant party that is present in every region of the nation. We don’t shy away from collaborating with others to advance democratic principles. If and when necessary, “Moro said, the PDP should lead the coalition.”
The reconciliation committee, led by a former Senate President, Bukola Saraki, was praised for its efforts, saying they could resolve lingering internal disputes.
The senator said, “We are addressing the few contradictions that exist at the national level.
Source: Channels TV
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