The election of the new leadership took place during the party’s congress on Saturday in Jos, the state capital.

Chairman of the Electoral Committee, Dr. David Umbugadu, announced the successful election of 39 individuals who contested for various positions. While the positions were filled through consensus, delegates still cast votes for the candidates vying for each role.

Umbugadu emphasized that the election process was transparent, with the presence of the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, and other key election stakeholders ensuring the integrity of the results.

“The process was transparent and clear,” Umbugadu stated. “We carried out the election in full view of INEC and other stakeholders, and by the authority vested in me by the PDP, I hereby declare all 39 candidates elected.”

In his brief acceptance speech, Raymond Dabo, the newly elected Chairman of the PDP in Plateau, expressed his commitment to serving the party with dedication and responsibility over the coming years.

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Governor Caleb Mutfwang of Plateau State congratulated the newly elected officials, emphasizing the importance of unity within the party as they look toward the 2027 elections. He called on the new leadership to work toward resolving any existing grievances and prevent future divisions.

“Your primary task is to unite the party,” Mutfwang said. “Resolve all divisions and ensure no factionalism within the party. It’s time to put aside selfish interests and focus on the collective good of PDP.”

The Governor urged the new officials to prioritize inclusivity, fostering a sense of togetherness that would help secure the party’s victory in the next election cycle.

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Source: Punch