May 14, 2026

Our Party is Full Of Injustice, Says PDP Chairman Mu’azu

By Farouk Mohammed

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The National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, Alhaji Adamu Mu’azu, came hard on the political party on Tuesday, saying it was “full of injustice.”

He said this was one of the main reason some PDP members defected to opposition political parties like the All Progressives Congress, Labour Party, etc.

Mu’azu gave the shocking verdict at inauguration of the Presidential Campaign Organisation in Abuja.

Mu’azu, who got a standing ovation for his boldness, turned to Jonathan and said: “Mr. President, I want you to discuss with your governors, senators, members of the House of Representatives and other elected officials.

“Members of the PDP should not be used and dumped again. People leave the party because of lack of equity or injustice.

“Monkey dey work, baboon dey chop. That must stop. This time round, monkey must work and monkey must eat…


“A lot of people who left (our party) did so because of injustice in our party. The party is full of injustice. The membership of the APC, LP, APGA and others are increasing because of this. All these members are from our party. We must find out what is wrong and correct it.”

As soon as he said this, the gathering stood up and clapped for him.

The event, which was held at the Legacy Building in Abuja was attended by President Goodluck Jonathan, a few governors and members of the National Working Committee of the party.

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