Ayo Fayose
A former governor of Ekiti State and a chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Ayo Fayose, has expressed regret over the crisis rocking the former leading party in Nigeria.
He said that the suspension and counter-suspension within the party has brought the party too low to the level of embarrassment which according to him is not necessary.
”The current situation in our party has made a mockery of suspension and counter-suspension, especially at that level of leadership,” Fayose said on Channels Television’s Sunday Politics.
“And sadly now, the current situation in the party has taken the party so low to the level of embarrassment that is most unnecessary.”
The ex-Ekiti governor said the current crisis in the main opposition party is as a result of the loss of the 2023 general election to the All Progressives Congress (APC).
According to Fayose, it will need divine intervention for the PDP to hold together again as a strong political party that will challenge the top political positions in the country.
“The mismanagement and arrogance of a few today is haunting the party and they say when the head is sick the whole body is gone. So, it will need God’s intervention, it will need a miracle for this party to be put together again,” he said.
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