Wednesday, 26 December 2018

Why Atiku, NASS members may lose Bayelsa in 2019 - PDP stakeholders

- PDP stakeholders in Bayelsa state have expressed worry over chances of party in 2019

- The stakeholders said that winning the presidential and National Assembly elections in 2019 would be a herculean task in the state

- Members of the Bayelsa PDP stakeholders forum blamed Governor Seriake Dickson for the predicaments of the party in the state

Some stakeholders of the PDP in Bayelsa state have expressed fear over the party’s chances of winning elections in the state.

Leadership reports that they said winning the presidential and National Assembly elections would be a herculean task due to what they termed the “undemocratic manner of choosing the party candidates in the just concluded primaries.”

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Legit.ng gathered that during a round table discussion to assess the chances of PDP in the state held on Tuesday, December 25, in Yenagoa, members of the Bayelsa PDP stakeholders forum blamed Governor Seriake Dickson for the predicaments of the party.

In a communiqué at the end of the meeting which was signed by the convener, Chief Lambert Ebebimo, the stakeholders also described the situation where candidates were handpicked for the forthcoming election as one of the ways to weaken the party and pave way for the opposition APC to win the state during the presidential election.

They, however, promised to work assiduously to ensure that PDP remained the ruling party in the state, saying Bayelsa had been the highest beneficiary of PDP in the whole of the south-south region.

They called on the national chairman of party, Chief Uche Secondus, to wade in and ensure that excesses of selfish people in the party were checked before the presidential election coming up in February.

Meanwhile, Legit.ng had previously reported that mass defection threatened in the Bayelsa state chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) over the outcome of the National Assembly primaries in the state.

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It was reported that aggrieved members across the three senatorial districts and five federal constituencies have accused the party’s leadership of imposing candidates on the state chapter after assuring party members of a level playing field.

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