PDP Facing Turbulent Times, Not Dead Yet – Ologbondiyan

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) is grappling with internal challenges but remains operational, according to Kola Ologbondiyan, a former National Publicity Secretary of the party.

While acknowledging that the party is currently in a weakened state due to leadership issues and internal disputes, he dismissed claims of its demise.

Ologbondiyan noted that recent congresses and organizational decisions have led to widespread dissatisfaction among party members, with many legal battles arising from these activities.

He emphasized that the party’s current leadership has struggled to fulfill its role as an effective opposition, leaving many supporters disillusioned.

However, he expressed optimism about the party’s future, calling for strategic reforms to restore its vitality and relevance in Nigeria’s political landscape.

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    Ola Funmilola

    I know and I believe pdp is coming back to rule this nation called NIGERIA ijmn

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