The National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Uche Secondus, has restated his commitment to full reconciliation and inclusion of all aggrieved members in the bid to reposition the party.
A statement issued by his media aide, Bisi Ezekiel, said Secondus stated this while receiving the Bayelsa State Governor, Seriake Dickson, at the party’s national secretariat in Abuja.
The PDP chairman said he is committed to the implementation of his three Rs namely – rebuild, reposition and regaining of power.
He said: “Power belongs to God. It is the Almighty God who put us here and we have to be fair and just.”
Secondus told the governor and his delegation that he had commenced reconciliation efforts with his visit to Chief Olabode George and assured that he would ensure a united front with justice and internal democracy within the party.
Governor Dickson urged the chairman not to relent in his reconciliation efforts.
He said many Nigerians are looking towards the PDP for salvation.
“We are here to congratulate the chairman and the new leadership. We appeal that all aggrieved members should be reintegrated to ensure a united front for the party ahead of 2019,” the governor said.