Nigeria’s former Senate President, Dr Bukola Saraki, says that efforts are ongoing to reconcile the two factions of the Peoples Democratic Party ( PDP).
According to him, there is an ongoing discussion between the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and the two factions of the party on how to resolve the crisis.
Saraki spoke at a youth summit organised by the Kwara State’s chapter of the PDP in Ilorin, the state capital, to mark Saraki’s 63rd birthday.
“Frantic moves and efforts were ongoing to align the two factions. As I’m talking with you, the two factions of the PDP are meeting with INEC. That’s to tell you that things are beginning to happen. So, I want to assure you that the future is very bright. I only want you to do your own part.
“Today (Friday ) is my birthday. Let’s make a pledge to work hard to ensure we deliver for the PDP. I’ve told you that I don’t have any candidates for any position. Go and deliver those who will represent us. Let’s bring them in and work together to make a better Kwara and better Nigeria. I know we can do it together.
“I assure you that very soon, in a few months to come, we shall become one indivisible party; by then, we will have aligned the factions into one. Be assured that PDP is still strong and vibrant; in another few months, we shall resolve all grievances.”
