“No factions in Taraba PDP”- Reps hopeful, Galadima dismisses crisis rumours ​

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By Stanley Onyekwere

House of Representatives hopeful, Alhaji Muktar Galadima has forcefully dismissed speculation of a rift within the Taraba State Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), declaring the state chapter “united and battle-ready” ahead of the 2027 general elections.

​Speaking after submitting his nomination and expression of interest forms for the Wukari/Ibi Federal Constituency at the party’s secretariat on Thursday, the former FCDA director labeled reports of internal wrangling as mere distractions designed to weaken the party.

​In a strong demonstration of party discipline, Galadima vowed to support whatever candidate selection method the party leadership decides on, whether it be direct primaries, indirect primaries, or a consensus arrangement.

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According to him, the Taraba PDP remains completely intact under a single, focused leadership, leaving no room for factional division.

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