Wike meets PDP Board of Trustees behind closed doors amid efforts to resolve party crisis.

Federal Capital Territory Minister, Nyesom Wike, recently held a private meeting with the PDP Board of Trustees (BoT), fueling speculations about ongoing efforts to address the crisis within the party. The meeting, led by Senator Adolphus Wabara, took place in Abuja, where Wike and the BoT gathered behind closed doors to discuss key issues plaguing the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), particularly in Rivers State.

Although the details of the discussion remain undisclosed, the fact that Wike meets PDP BoT behind closed doors suggests that resolving internal conflicts within the party is a priority. This is not the first time Wike has engaged with top party officials, as the BoT had previously reached out to him in August following a meeting with Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara.

While the outcome of this latest meeting is unclear, party insiders believe it is part of a broader attempt to heal divisions within the PDP, especially after recent tensions between Wike and some factions of the party. Wike’s meeting with the PDP BoT behind closed doors is seen by many as a critical step towards fostering unity, though there is no confirmation yet on whether any resolutions were made.

The meeting has garnered significant attention from political analysts, who view it as a potential turning point for the PDP. The fact that Wike meets PDP BoT behind closed doors indicates that both sides are keen on finding common ground, though what that might look like remains to be seen.