The former Governor of Bauchi State, who yesterday assumed office as National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, vow to restore the lost glory of the party.
Speaking shortly after he was administered the oath of office as Alhaji Bamanga Tukur’s successor, Mu’azu, promised not to tamper with Governor Isa Yuguda’s structure in Bauchi State or others, stressing that he would not entertain gossips.
In his words: "The good people of Nigeria still love the PDP and will continue to love and vote the PDP as long as we meet their expectations and aspirations. Nigeria is PDP and PDP is Nigeria.
“I therefore wish to invite all our party men and women as well as all well meaning Nigerians to make their inputs and contributions to my Reform programmes. I do not claim to have the monopoly of wisdom to turn the fortunes of the PDP around, but I believe that if we all resolve here and now, to turn around the dwindling fortunes of the PDP, the party will regain its lost glory in record time and remain the toast of the Nigerian people, once again.
“In this connection, in the coming weeks and months, we will engage in sweeping reforms in the administration of the party to bring it in tandem with global best practices.
His words: “I won’t tamper with any of your structures, including that of Yuguda. But please allow the chairmen to allow everyone to register. Those without work should stay off PDP secretariat . Those who want to gossip should be able to say whatever they tell me in the presence of the person they are gossiping about. I’m not here to listen to gossip.”
The oath of office was administered on Mu’azu by Mr. Augustine Taxy.
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