Saraki Praises PDP’s Peaceful Ward Congresses in Kwara State

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The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Kwara State, Nigeria, has successfully conducted its ward congresses, with former Senate President Dr. Abubakar Bukola Saraki praising the peaceful and unified manner in which the exercise was held. According to Saraki, the congresses, which took place across the state’s 193 wards, demonstrated the party’s internal democracy and strength.

The ward congresses saw the election of new executives, with Saraki congratulating the winners and urging them to utilize their positions to serve the people. He emphasized the importance of their roles in promoting unity, mobilization, and representation of the people’s aspirations. As grassroots leaders, their dedication will significantly impact the party’s overall progress and strength.

Saraki, who signed the statement through his Press Officer on Local Matters, Abdulganiyu Abdulqadir, reiterated his support for the party members and called on stakeholders to remain united as the PDP prepares for future elections. The successful conduct of the ward congresses is seen as a crucial step towards the party’s goal of returning to power in the state.

The PDP’s ability to hold peaceful and transparent congresses reflects the party’s commitment to democratic principles and its determination to provide a credible alternative to the current leadership in Kwara State. With the newly elected ward executives in place, the party is poised to strengthen its presence at the grassroots level and build momentum for upcoming elections.

As the PDP moves forward, the focus will be on maintaining unity and cohesion among party members, as well as mobilizing support from the electorate. The party’s success in the ward congresses serves as a positive indication of its potential to make a strong showing in future elections. With the support of its members and leaders like Saraki, the PDP is well-positioned to play a significant role in shaping the political landscape of Kwara State.

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