2027: PDP will be on the ballot, Turaki assures members, supporters

Published on March 27, 2026

The People’s Democratic Party (PDP) is set to be on the ballot in the upcoming 2027 elections, according to Taminu Turaki, the leader of a faction within the party. Turaki made this declaration during the opening remarks at the 103rd National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting held in Abuja on Friday.

In his address, Turaki expressed confidence in the party’s readiness to participate in the elections, emphasizing the need for unity and collective effort among members and supporters. He reassured attendees of the party’s commitment to restoring its former glory and relevance in the political landscape of Nigeria.

Turaki’s assertion comes amid challenges faced , including internal divisions and shifts in public perception. He called on all factions within the PDP to come together, insisting that collaboration is essential for electoral success and to regain the trust of the electorate.

Furthermore, he highlighted the importance of grassroots mobilization as crucial steps toward preparing for the election cycle. Turaki encouraged members to engage with their communities, emphasizing that a strong base will be key to ensuring the party’s visibility and effectiveness in the upcoming elections.

The NEC meeting served as a platform for party officials to deliberate on strategies and plans for the future, aiming to align their objectives ahead of the critical electoral period. Turaki’s statements seem poised to reassure members who may be wary of the party’s current standing and its chances in 2027.

As preparations ramp up, the PDP is expected to focus on rebuilding its structure and addressing the issues that contributed to its challenges in previous elections. Supporters and members alike are hopeful that with concerted effort, the party can emerge stronger and more united when the time comes to face voters once again.

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