NDC Crisis: Obi Speaks on Closed-Door Meeting With Dickson, Kwankwaso

Presidential candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress, Peter Obi, has shed light on his recent discussions with the party’s National Leader, Seriake Dickson, and vice-presidential candidate, Rabiu Kwankwaso, as the party continues efforts to manage concerns over its internal affairs.

Obi disclosed details of the meetings in a message shared on his X account, where he explained that the conversations centered on unity, party growth, and the collective responsibility of members to keep the NDC focused on its mission ahead of the 2027 general election.

According to him, the meetings provided an opportunity for the party’s leadership to review recent developments and strengthen cooperation among key stakeholders. He noted that despite being a relatively young political platform, the NDC remains committed to its vision and future plans.

The former Anambra State governor said the discussions reinforced the belief that political leaders must be prepared to make sacrifices for the common good of the party. He added that tolerance, understanding, and the ability to accommodate different opinions are necessary for any political movement seeking long-term success.

Obi maintained that unity among party members remains vital if the NDC is to achieve its objectives. He explained that trust and cooperation among leaders and supporters would help the party overcome challenges and remain focused on offering Nigerians an alternative political direction.

His comments come at a time when reports of disagreements within the NDC have continued to attract public attention. However, Obi suggested that ongoing consultations among party leaders are helping to strengthen relationships and keep members aligned with the party’s goals.

He also expressed confidence in the future of the NDC, describing it as a platform built around democratic values, productive leadership, and a commitment to national development. He said the party’s leaders remain determined to work together in pursuit of their vision for the country.

The latest remarks from Obi add to recent efforts by senior figures within the NDC to reassure members and supporters that the party remains united and focused on preparations for future political contests.