The Council of Young Leaders in the People’s Democratic Party (CYLi-PDP) has congratulated Hon. Umar Iliya Damagum on his confirmation as the substantive National Chairman of the PDP.
In a statement released to newsmen on Monday afternoon in Akure, the Ondo State capital, and signed by the support group’s Team Lead, Wándé T. Àjàyí, the Council congratulated the Party on the success of the 102nd National Executive Council (NEC) meeting, describing it as a landmark in the continuous strengthening of internal democracy within the PDP.
The Council described the confirmation of Hon. Damagum as a demonstration of the PDP’s commitment to stability and continuity, noting that while some parties in Nigeria are consumed by endless infighting, autocracy, and propaganda, the PDP has once again shown itself to be the only truly national and people-centered political platform.
The statement further emphasized that Hon. Damagum’s steady leadership in an acting capacity has already proven his capacity to manage crises with wisdom and tact—qualities glaringly absent in the ruling party, as Nigerians continue to suffer untold hardship, economic mismanagement, and insecurity under the APC’s inept government.
CYLi-PDP urged all members, leaders, and stakeholders of the Party to rally round the new substantive Chairman in unity of purpose, stressing that only the PDP has the structure, experience, and political will to rescue the country from the current administration’s culture of deceit without delivery.
The Council also commended the maturity and decorum displayed at the 102nd NEC meeting, describing it as a clear signal to Nigerians that unlike the APC, which thrives on division and empty promises, the PDP remains the most organized, enduring, and dependable political family in the nation.
While congratulating Hon. Umar Iliya Damagum once again, CYLi-PDP reaffirmed its unwavering support for the National Leadership of the Party and reiterated its resolve to mobilize millions of young people across Nigeria toward the urgent task of restoring hope, rebuilding confidence, and reclaiming Nigeria from the suffocating grip of the APC.
0 comments: