Treasurer of the
opposition party, North-West, Hon. Rabiu Bakori, who formally received the new
members on behalf of the North-West Zonal PDP Chairman, Sen. Hayyatu Gwarzo, in
Zonkwa, said for the party to win election come 2023 all hands must be on deck.
“The ruling party had
on 2015 promised to enhance security, but have ended up enhancing fears in the
minds of Nigerians. Kaduna residents must work hard to ensure that PDP wins at
the polls in order to ensure justice, fairness and true democratic values,” He
said.
On his part, the
Kaduna State PDP Chairman, Hon. Felix Hassan Hyat, described the defection as
symbolic and historical, adding that it would take the PDP to Sir Kashim
Ibrahim House, in 2023.
He explained that the
only PDP stronghold in the entire North-west Zone was in Southern Kaduna.
According to him, “no
other party, except the PDP has ever won an election in Southern Kaduna, and
come 2023 no other party will win,” Hyat vowed.
He lamented that
Southern Kaduna under the ruling party, had experienced infrastructural deficit
and high level of insecurity, noting that the region only enjoyed federal
appointments and infrastructural development during the PDP administration.
Also, the PDP National
Youth Leader, Hon. Mohammed Kadede, said the new members realised that PDP was
the party that Nigerians needed come 2023, to rescue them from the APC’s
regime.
Kadede expressed
confidence that the PDP will win the elections from the state level to the
national level come 2023.
The PDP’s Jema’a Sanga
House of Reps candidate, Hon. Dan Amos, maintained that the Labour Party
candidate in the state, who is from Southern Kaduna region, will not win even
his polling unit.
According to him, the
Labour Party candidate, has committed a blunder to the people of Southern
Kaduna and the people are ready to prove him wrong on the election day.
The defectors, led by
former Senior Special Assistant to the Kaduna State Governor, Hon. Wilson
Yangye, who were received amid funfair and jubilation, promised to mobilise
more voters that will lead the party to victory.
Yangye, who was
instrumental in ensuring the ruling party won the local government elections in
one of the PDP’s stronghold had asked for forgiveness for the role he played.
He disclosed that they
left the party, citing lack of inclusion, justice and fairness.
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