The 1st Vice Chairman of the people's Democratic party PDP, Ebonyi Central Zone, Hon. Chief. Kevin Tobias Chukwu, has expressed optimism that the party will bounce back stronger come 2027 election.
Chukwu, who is a member of PDP National zoning Committee disclosed this shortly after his inauguration as a member of the Zoning Committee at the party's national Secretariat Abuja. He noted that zoning is a foundation for equity, fairness, political stability and internal democracy to thrive.
He said:
"Yesterday, I had the honour of being inaugurated into the PDP National Zoning Committee at the PDP National Secretariat, Abuja. This responsibility comes at a critical time for our party, our state, and our country.
"This is a strategic milestone for our party. The zoning committee is the foundation upon which internal equity, fairness, and political stability are built. By ensuring that our zoning reflects justice and inclusivity, we are setting the stage for a united front ahead of 2027.
"Absolutely. I am confident that the PDP will bounce back stronger in 2027. Our resilience lies in our grassroots structures, our capacity to listen to the people, and our commitment to providing credible alternatives to the present administration. The work begins now, reorganizing, reconciling, and mobilizing from the wards to the national level.
"I urge all PDP members in Ebonyi State to remain steadfast and loyal to the party. Avoid distractions from impostors or anti-party agents. The future belongs to the disciplined, the consistent, and the united. Now is the time to engage actively in our wards, participate in party programs, and strengthen our base for the great victory ahead.
"Finally, to the youths of Ebonyi Central Zone, and indeed across Ebonyi State, your energy, innovation, and courage are the engine of our political future. As we look ahead, I reaffirm my commitment to creating more opportunities for your active participation in politics, governance, and economic development. Together, we will write a new chapter for Ebonyi and for Nigeria".
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