Katsina PDP Faction Plans Political Merger to Challenge APC in 2027

A faction within the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Katsina State has revealed intentions to partner with another political party in preparation for the 2027 general elections, aiming to oust the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC).

Speaking during a gathering of party loyalists on Sunday in Katsina, the group’s leader and former Secretary to the State Government, Alhaji Mustapha Inuwa, disclosed that discussions are underway to form a coalition that would provide a formidable alternative to the APC at both the state and national levels.

According to Inuwa, the alliance is being constructed with political stakeholders across Nigeria to develop a credible platform capable of confronting the ruling party. He said a decision on the party they will align with is expected by the end of June, following high-level consultations by the group’s leadership.

“This gathering is aimed at updating our supporters and reinforcing the need for a new, credible political direction,” Inuwa said. He urged his followers to remain hopeful, continue supporting the movement, and stay committed to a better future for the country.

He also extended an invitation to like-minded Nigerians from all political backgrounds to join the movement, emphasizing the goal of building a broad-based coalition for national change.

“When we eventually select our preferred platform, we will reconvene to follow the directives of the national leadership on grassroots mobilization,” he added.

Reacting to the recent wave of defections to the APC, Inuwa dismissed them as ineffective, likening them to “jumping from the frying pan into the fire,” arguing that both the PDP and APC face similar structural and internal challenges.

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He also criticized the recently concluded local government elections in Katsina, accusing the authorities of restricting the nomination process to candidates backed by the government. He expressed concern that upcoming elections could face similar credibility issues.

“Our hope remains with the people,” Inuwa concluded. “They are with us, and with divine guidance, we will prevail.”


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