Malam Nuhu Anka, the Director-General, Media and Communications, Zamfara Government House, says the recent comprehensive statewide engagements with key stakeholders of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), by Gov. Dauda Lawal is an indication of the party’s strength in the state.
Anka, in a statement issued in Gusau on Wednesday described the stakeholders’ engagements is a move that clearly reinforced the party’s unity, strength, and dominance across the state.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the engagements began on Tuesday at the Gusau Government House, with about 40 PDP members from Gummi local government area.
According to him, the engagements were aimed at ensuring broad-based representation and inclusiveness across the state.
“The meetings are also part of a continuous and strategic consultations process, which will underscore Governor Lawal’s firm commitment to the PDP and his determination to further strengthen the party at all levels.
“The engagements serve as a vital platform for an in-depth discussions on political developments affecting both the party and Zamfara while also allowing for collective planning ahead of future political activities,” Anka said.
He further explained that the ongoing consultations clearly demonstrated that that PDP remained a strong, united, and influential political force across Zamfara, adding that the move had further consolidated and strengthened the party’s structures.
Anka said, “In the coming weeks, the Governor will continue to host PDP stakeholders from all local government areas, listening attentively to their concerns, advice and assessments of political and developmental issues in their respective communities.
“This level of engagements will not only strengthen party cohesion but also send a clear message that Lawal remains fully committed to the PDP and will not leave the party under any circumstance.”
He added that the meetings reaffirmed that the PDP in Zamfara was vibrant, stable, and well-positioned to continue providing purposeful leadership under Lawal.”
