A new wave of uncertainty has hit the Peoples Democratic Party after its reconciliation panel submitted its report to the Board of Trustees in Abuja.
The panel, set up to address internal disagreements ahead of the party’s national convention, presented its findings on Thursday, leaving party leaders divided over the next steps.
The report, which examined complaints from key stakeholders, is expected to guide the party’s final decision on whether the convention will go ahead as earlier scheduled. However, sources within the party say the document has deepened worries that unresolved grievances could disrupt preparations.
BoT members who received the report said they would study its recommendations before advising the National Working Committee on the best path forward. The board is also expected to engage governors, former leaders, and other organs of the party before taking a final position.
Some party officials warn that failing to address the issues raised in the report could trigger fresh tension across state chapters, especially with upcoming elections in several states. Others insist that the PDP must move quickly to restore unity to avoid setbacks in its national plans.
With the report now before the BoT, the party enters a crucial period, as members wait to see whether the recommendations will calm frictions or open a new round of disputes.


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