The Conference of Professionals in the Peoples Democratic Party (CP-PDP) has dismissed the meeting of a group of former PDP governors, describing them as All Progressives Congress (APC) agents assigned to destabilise, weaken and wreck opposition ahead of the decisive 2027 general elections.
National coordinator of CP-PDP, Barr. Obinna Nwachukwu, in a statement, said the pronouncements of the actors are the feeble kick of a dying partisan group, with a failed purpose.
The conference added that the agenda of the former governors came to naught as the PDP, at its 99th National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting on May 27, 2025, reinforced its unity, reinvented and opened up all its channels for a cohesive working system as a leading opposition party and any attempt by anybody or group to drag the party into crisis again would be an effort in futility.
“The FCT Minister and his group, which is best described as “Tinubu Support Group”, must accept the reality that the train has since left the station; the PDP is ascending in new trajectory focusing on taking back power in 2027 in the collective interest of all Nigerians and no amount of ranting from unpatriotic and disgruntled individuals or groups can sway this resolve.
“Moreover, is it not appalling that an individual who is neither an official nor a member of the PDP having lost membership upon open cessation of subscription, loyalty and adherence to the mandatory Code of Conduct of members is grandstanding in an unstructured group and attempting to pontificate and sound off on the activities of our party?”
The professionals said no genuine PDP member, seeing the pains and agony that Nigerians are passing through in the hands of the APC, will, in anyway, associate with any plot to render the PDP ineffectual ahead of 2027 elections.
They said PDP is focused towards a holding a successful National Convention in August in the determination to present a formidable front for Nigerians to push out the APC and restore a people-oriented government on the platform of the PDP.
