PDP remains most united party in Nigeria – Jonah Jang

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Since its founding in 1998, the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) has remained one of Nigeria’s most cohesive political parties, according to former Plateau State Governor Senator Jonah Jang.

Speaking at a PDP caucus meeting for the Plateau North Senatorial District, Jang said that the party has remained resilient nationally and that no division has threatened its survival.

“Since 1998, the PDP has remained one of the most united political parties in Nigeria. No faction has been able to shake its foundation,” Jang said.

The PDP is still based on the commitment and sacrifices of its true founding fathers, he said, despite the fact that some members had left the party over time.

“It makes no sense to me when I hear founding members of PDP defecting to another party. How can a founding father abandon his own house? A true and genuine founding father will not abandon his house, no matter the level of provocation,” he said.

Caleb Mutfwang, the governor of Plateau State, was backed for a second term in office by party stakeholders in the senatorial district during the conference. Chris Hassan, the chairman of the state PDP, and Josephine Piyo, his deputy, also received overwhelming support for a second term.

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