Defections: PDP No Longer Able to Call Itself a Political Party – Morka

Felix Morka, the National Publicity Secretary of the APC, has attributed the recent wave of defections from the PDP to internal instability and the opposition’s failure to offer a credible political platform.

Speaking on Arise Television’s morning show, Morka stressed that the PDP’s internal dysfunction has rendered it incapable of functioning as an effective political party.

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“The PDP can no longer call itself a political party,” Morka stated.

He further added that the party’s ongoing crises prevent it from providing a sensible and actionable platform for its members’ political aspirations.

Morka framed the defections to the APC as a direct endorsement of the ruling party’s vision and capabilities, asserting that it reflects the APC’s ability to offer what the opposition cannot.

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Addressing concerns over the emergence of a one-party state, Morka dismissed such claims as misleading, noting that they fail to account for Nigeria’s democratic history and the current political landscape.

His comments come amid a growing number of defections, particularly by governors, from the PDP to the APC.

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