ABUJA — AGAIN, the national leadership of the
Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, has vowed to
reclaim power from the ruling All Progressives
Congress, APC, in 2019.
Deputy Speaker, Emeka Ihedioha
Speaking with journalists, yesterday, at a meeting
with North-Central members of PDP, Chairman of
the North-Central sub-committee, Hon. Emeka
Ihedioha, said that mistakes which led to the
party’s poor performance in the March 28
Presidential, National Assembly and April elections
were being corrected to reposition the party for
future victory.
Part of the efforts to reclaim power was the post
election committee set up by the National
Working Committee, NWC, under the leadership of
Prince Uche Secondus to look into the remote and
immediate cause of why PDP lost to the APC in
the last election.
The post election committee headed by the
Deputy Senate President, Ike Ekweremadu, has
reiterated its commitment to correct whatever led
to the party’s poor performance during the just
concluded 2015 general elections.
According to Ihedioha, “the party cannot afford to
lose in some states elections including Kogi State,
which is expected to hold next year.”
Explaining why the committee was set up, the
former Deputy Speaker, House of Representatives
stressed that much was expected from the
committee set up to address issues of post
elections’ grievances, why the party lost amongst
other issues, adding that much was expected
from the party as some governorship elections
were around the corner, but however lamented
the party’s lost both at the Presidency, the
Senate and House of Representatives as well as
some states to the APC.
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