Chief Bode George, a prominent chieftain of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), has urged party leaders to conduct thorough investigation into the recent rift between presidential candidate Atiku Abubakar and Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers State
Chief George, in a frank analysis of the issue, said a significant matter had caused the two party heavyweights to go their separate ways.
He however declined to publicly disclose details, citing the need to maintain party unity and confidentiality.
Chief Bode George speaking on Arise News said “When you have a fight in the family, you don’t go to the open market and start discussing what happened in your family,” Chief George said, emphasizing the importance of keeping internal party conflicts private.
He stressed that party leaders must take responsibility for understanding what went wrong and work towards resolving the issues, rather than publicly assigning blame or fueling further divisions.
Chief George’s call for derp understanding of the issue just as the PDP continues to grapple with the aftermath of the recent genersl elections and internal power struggles.
By advocating for a postmortem analysis, Chief George hopes to help the PDP learn from its mistakes and strengthen its internal cohesion, positioning the party for future success.
In his words; “They just didn’t head out, both Atiku and Wike in different directions. Something happened and the Party Leaders must do an in-depth analysis, postmortem of what happened. I don’t want to open up the Pandora box in the public because when you have a fight in the family, you don’t go to the open market and start discussing what happened in your family.
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