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Ex-governor Aliyu Sounds Alarm on ‘Nomadic Politicians’ Joining PDP
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2 days agoEx-governor Aliyu Sounds Alarm on ‘Nomadic Politicians’ Joining PDP
1/ Former Niger State governor Mu’azu Babangida Aliyu warns the PDP against re-inviting "nomadic politicians" those who defect from party to party for personal gain.
2/ He emphasizes that party loyalty matters, stressing that those who switch allegiances shouldn’t be given special privileges.
3/ Aliyu pointed to the emergence of the ADC coalition, clarifying he remained at a PDP stakeholders meeting—not joining the new alliance.
4/ Specifically, he stated:
5/ His message comes amid internal PDP debate over former members returning, especially after recent defections and coalition talks.
6/ Aliyu’s stance reflects broader tension: Makarfi’s earlier warning that the party will neither offer special treatment nor forget loyalty.
7/ Why it matters: In the lead-up to the 2027 elections, PDP veterans are eyeing big moves, either staying or joining emerging coalitions.
8/ The key question:
Can PDP balance openness with loyalty?
Inviting defectors risks undermining party cohesion, something Aliyu clearly opposes.
TL;DR:
Former governor Babangida Aliyu urges PDP leaders to avoid embracing political defectors as insiders. He reaffirms his loyalty and insists that credibility and commitment trump opportunism in political partnerships.