Maru Dagum, the acting chairman of the People's Democratic Party, said that he won't let criticism of his leadership stop him from making sure the party stays stable.

Maru Dagum, the acting chairman of the People's Democratic Party, said that he won't let criticism of his leadership stop him from making sure the party stays stable.

The acting chairman of the People's Democratic Party, Maru Dagum, stated that criticism against his leadership will not deter him from ensuring stability within the party. He also inaugurated committees on reconciliation and disciplinary action. TVC News senior correspondent Feia K reports that this is the inauguration of the Committees on National Reconciliation and Disciplinary Actions, as an attempt to reorganize the People's Democratic Party after three successive election defeats that severely fractured Nigeria's main opposition party. A previous reconciliation committee, led by former Senate President Bola Saraki, had already submitted its report before the 2023 general election, but the fallout of that election has created the need for another reconciliatory effort. The acting National Chairman of the PDP, who has increasingly faced criticisms from different quarters within and outside the party, says he is unfazed but committed to ensuring the stability and progress of the party. Despite facing negative attention on social media and television, the acting chairman expressed the desire to run for the presidency, stating that he has a responsibility to keep the party safe and stable. Two prominent members of The People's Democratic Party, OA and Tom Akimi, have the task of leading the reconciliation and disciplinary committees, but they expect it to be challenging.