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We Have Learnt From Our Mistakes Says PDP

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) says it has put behind the recent challenges that confronted the leadership adding that its National Working Committee (NWC) is “firmly in the saddle and very determined to stabilise and reengineer the party to retake its preeminent place in the polity.”

The party also said the voluntary resignations of its National Chairman, Ahmadu Adamu Mu’azu and the Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Chief Tony Anenih have become the huge sacrifice for the rebuilding process.

The PDP National Publicity Secretary, Olisa Metuh in a statement on Saturday said “the National Working Committee appreciates the concerns,
sacrifices and valuable contributions of critical stakeholders during the trying time” noting that the party “is emerging from its challenges a stronger and more united front.”

The leadership said “though our party in the past few weeks has been in the news more for internal challenges than for preparations for active
opposition, effective mechanisms are being put into place by the NWC to reverse the trend, while leveraging on the new spirit of accommodation,
the confidence and support of critical stakeholders including PDP governors and legislators-elect, as well as other officials of the party across board to return the PDP to its winning ways.

“In the course of the campaigns, a lot of Nigerians became partisan and politically active, the love for various parties actively aroused passions
in attempts to project support for their candidates. Such passion, drive and zeal have expectedly resulted in a political frenzy that has kept the
citizenry and the society in a permanent election and campaign mode.

“It is thus the desire of the PDP leadership that our supporters would channel their energy towards becoming active members in their various
wards, local government areas and states to boost our support base across board for the task ahead.

“Mistakes have been made, lessons have been learnt. We must therefore leverage on the new spirit of oneness and our collective determination to
regain preeminence, intensify efforts towards a speedy rebuilding of our great party while retooling for a forceful, yet highly credible opposition to regain power at the center.

“We believe that only a peaceful, credible and constructive opposition can guarantee us seamless path to victory in 2019. To achieve, this all hands must be on deck.

“Currently, our great party is searching for an appropriate and suitable replacement for the National Chairman from the North East geo-political
zone. In this regard therefore, we expect that our committed members should turn their focus on this very important task, which is essential
in the repositioning process”, the party said.

The national leadership then charged all its members across the country to continue to work with the leadership at all levels while ensuring that
they are not in anyway distracted by certain forces including those working for the APC who are still bent at using a section of the media,
especially the social media as well as sponsored protests to instigate further discordance in the PDP.

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