It was a moment of joy and political consolidation in Gindiri Ward 1 as PDP stalwarts—Dr. Sumi, Barr. Dakot, and Mrs. Kukah—joined the ward women to welcome decampees who returned to the party.
Mrs. Rebecca Yakubu, women leader of the ward, welcomed the delegation on behalf of all the women. She said the return of members who once left for other parties is a clear testimony of the enduring strength of the PDP under Governor Caleb Mutfwang’s leadership.
Speaking with emotion, Mrs. Rwang, one of the decampees, confessed her regret at leaving for the Labour Party. “I thought I was making the right choice, but I regret. I am happy to be back to my root, the PDP,” she said, receiving loud applause.
Dr. Sumi applauded the courage of the returnees and assured them of full reintegration into the party. He added that the PDP remains open to all who believe in development, peace, and people-oriented governance.
Barr. Dakot noted that the presence of men at a women’s meeting shows that the unity of the party is intact. She emphasized that the decision of decampees to return is a strong message that the PDP remains unshaken.
Hon. Dakot, Councillor of Gindiri Ward 1, wrapped up by urging women to continue their unwavering support, stressing that they remain the backbone of the party and its most reliable strength.