PDP SWC receives report from Kwara North Reconciliation and engagement committee
The State Working Committee (SWC) of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Kwara State Chapter, has received the report of the Kwara North Senatorial District Reconciliation and Engagement Committee, chaired by former Commissioner of the Public Complaints Commission, Hon. Timothy Saba Jiya.
The committee, inaugurated shortly after the party’s primary elections, was mandated to address disputes arising from the primaries, promote reconciliation among party members, attract new members from other political parties, strengthen relationships with community leaders and stakeholders, and recommend measures to improve the party’s internal cohesion and organisational effectiveness.
Presenting the report at the party’s State Secretariat in Ilorin, Hon. Timothy Saba Jiya expressed appreciation to the Isa Bawa Adamu-led SWC for the confidence reposed in the committee to undertake the assignment, describing its mandate as critical to fostering unity and expanding the party’s membership base.
He noted that despite the challenges encountered in the course of its assignment, the committee worked diligently and engaged various interests and stakeholders considered important to the party’s organisational development in Kwara North.
The committee also developed a set of recommendations aimed at addressing identified concerns, strengthening internal relationships and positioning the party for improved performance in the 2027 general elections, subject to their effective implementation.
The report places emphasis on discipline among party members, the need for sacrifice and commitment, the establishment of an effective reward system, and other measures considered necessary to strengthen the party’s internal structures and promote collective responsibility.
Responding on behalf of the SWC, the State Chairman, Hon. Isa Bawa Adamu, commended Hon. Timothy Saba Jiya and other members of the committee for their diligence, dedication and commitment to fulfilling the mandate entrusted to them.
He described the report as concise and comprehensive, assuring the committee that the issues and recommendations contained therein would receive the necessary attention, with a view to implementing appropriate measures to strengthen the party.
Hon. Bawa also acknowledged the wealth of experience and institutional knowledge brought to bear on the assignment by Hon. Jiya and his team, noting that the party would continue to draw on their expertise whenever critical policy matters and organisational challenges required experienced contributions.
The State Chairman reiterated the importance of reconciliation, discipline, inclusiveness and sustained stakeholder engagement in building a cohesive party structure capable of accommodating diverse interests while pursuing shared objectives.
Other distinguished party chieftains who served on the committee include Alhaji Idris Mohammed, who served as Secretary; Hon. Umar Mohammed Yabagi; and Alhaji Yinus Ibrahim Shiyaki.
PRO Desk
Kwara state PDP