Speaking ahead of the event, Wike assured that efforts to reconcile aggrieved members of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) would continue even after the convention.
The PDP convention 2026 is set for March 29 and 30 at the Moshood Abiola National Stadium in Abuja.
Wike dismissed concerns surrounding a legal challenge reportedly filed by a group linked to Tanimu Turaki, stating that it would not affect the convention.
“The convention will go ahead as planned,” he said.
Addressing party unity, Wike emphasized that reconciliation is a continuous process within any political organization.
“There is room for accommodation. The PDP is a very large party… we will sit down with aggrieved members and address their concerns,” he stated.
He noted that disagreements are inevitable in a party with millions of members but stressed that the overall interest of the party remains paramount.
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On the issue of zoning, Wike disclosed that positions within the party have already been shared across regions.
Presidency zoned to the South
National Chairmanship zoned to the North
According to him, this consensus arrangement will help ensure a smooth and unified process.
Wike also expressed confidence that the PDP would surprise Nigerians in the 2027 general elections by demonstrating its political strength.
He maintained that the party is presenting a more unified front compared to previous years.
The Minister revealed that preparations for the PDP convention 2026 are almost complete, with logistics and seating arrangements finalized.
“We are about 95 percent ready… we do not expect more than 2,500 delegates,” he said.
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