Reunite disgruntled members by 2023, Says Reyenieju to PDP national leadership

By Adeleye Kunle

Mr. Daniel Reyenieju, a former lawmaker who represented Warri Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives, has urged the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, to intervene immediately to resolve all issues arising from the recently concluded primaries and reunite disgruntled members, Track News reports.

He stated that the current federal ruling party has performed abysmally in all aspects of national life and politics and should ideally be rejected in next year’s general elections; however, the PDP must put its house in order to achieve a very formidable and cohesive team in order to be assured of routing the ruling party from power next year.

According to Reyenieju, the recent primaries, including the presidential one, have no doubt sparked various issues and discontent within certain groups and individuals, such that they may be harboring strong reservations that may not bode well for the party; and many of such persons and groups may have made enormous contributions to the party, such that not being assuaged will leave them to continue with their ill feelings.

“Such possibilities may not be sufficient for our party’s desire to win next year’s elections, especially since our elections, as epitomized by the recently concluded Ekiti governorship election, are now on the fast lane of perfection, with electoral maleficent and their agents no longer having any role, nor use,” he added.

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