Ulasi Questions PDP’s Future: “Only God Knows If Party Will Make 2027”

Chief Dan Ulasi, a leader of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), has stated that only God has the power to decide if the party would win the president in the general elections in 2027.

Speaking on Friday’s Arise Television Morning Show, Ulasi stated that although the PDP is working to restructure itself in advance of the elections, its continued existence and prosperity ultimately rest on divine will.

The PDP leader characterized the presence of at least seven PDP governors at the party’s most recent National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting as a welcome indication of solidarity and dedication to reorienting the party.

Since the PDP hasn’t produced a president under the current democratic regime, Ulasi also pointed out that the party has zoned its presidential ticket to the South, but that justice necessitates that it be micro-zoned to the South East.

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He replied: “Well, I’ll respond to that by saying that only God can determine whether the PDP will win the presidency in 2027. Who knows who will be alive in the morning? Additionally, I usually remark that I don’t make assumptions that are out of my control. We want to do anything, if God wills it, or we have hope.

“If PDP endures, as we are attempting to… At the most recent National Executive Meeting, nearly seven of our governors were present. It was encouraging to hear that everyone is now considering ways to restructure the party and provide it a better foundation for 2027 and other upcoming elections.

I’m not sure who will run for president, but as you are aware, the party has positioned the position to the south. As you stated, if there is sincerity, they ought to microzone it to the South East, as we are currently, in theory, the only region that has not had a president during this particular era.