PDP National Secretariat in Abuja
PDP set to inaugurate new NWC, Dec. 10
Main opposition, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has set December 10, date to inaugurate the newly-elected National Working Committee (NWC) of the party.
The NWC members were elected during the party’s National Convention which held last October 30 and 31, this year.
PDP National Publicity Secretary-elect, Debo Ologunagba, who disclosed this on Wednesday also informed that the new National Chairman, Iyorcha Ayu will assume office in December as the tenure of the current NWC members elapses same month.
He maintained that the PDP NWC led by Ayu has to wait for the expiration of the tenure of the current NWC members after they were elected at the party’s national convention on October 30 and 31, 2021, before being inaugurated. The tenure of the current NWC expires on December 9, 2021.
The emergent PDP National Publicity Secretary emphasized that the two-day retreat the PDP held for the new NWC members in Abuja was for the reorientation the incoming NWC members of the rudiments of the party’s internal system, as well as initiate stratagem for the rescue Nigeria from the misgovern of the country by ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) in the past six years.
“The retreat is to rescue and rebuild Nigeria. That is basically the message to Nigerians.
“The essence of this retreat is to have a re-orientation, one for the existing leadership of the party and to have an orientation for the new incoming leadership.
“Secondly, to have an appraisal of the mission and vision of the party.
“Thirdly, to have a conversation between the party leadership and the stakeholders as to why we got to where we are and how we can move our party, and more importantly our nation forward, having regards to the monumental failure and the rudderless leadership of this government called APC,” said Ologunagba.
He maintained that the PDP has been re-positioned to rescue and rebuild Nigeria and end the suffering of the citizens imposed by the bad leadership of the APC.
“So, it is for us to have soul-searching, reappraise our processes, look at our connection with our people and move the country forward, latching on that theme ‘rescue and rebuild Nigeria’.
“We all know that Nigeria requires rescue. It’s been captured as it were by lies and propaganda, by ineptitude, reckless, and uneducated leadership.
“Nigeria now will be digitalised by the PDP government and that is why we had the retreat,” he added.
