Mr. Godwin Obaseki,  the Governor of Edo State Governor, on Sunday, said he had no plan of leaving the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), saying anyone uncomfortable with his leadership of the party to leave. Information Guide Nigeria

Obaseki said this during an expanded caucus meeting of leaders and members of the PDP in the state. THE GUARDIAN reports.

“I can’t leave PDP. I will not decamp from the PDP; we will always win any election. PDP won in the last election and we will continue to win all elections in the state and country; nothing will stop us as a party,” he said.

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The governor added that the forthcoming local government election in the state would set the template for next year’s national and legislative elections, charging party members to reflect on the elections and work together to ensure victory in the polls.

He said: “There is no division in Edo PDP. Let the party be open to accommodate others. PDP is democratic. The hallmark of democracy is ensuring that the majority has their way, as the minority can’t dictate to the people”. jamb results

“I heard that Chief Dan Orbih went around, saying there is no harmonisation in Edo PDP. This is really irresponsible to say and an insult to members of the party, as the party has truly harmonised in the state.”

Obaseki disclosed that the PDP National Chairman, Iyorchia Ayu, would visit the state on Thursday, urging party leaders to bring along five per cent of newly registered members to welcome the party chair.