Table of Contents
- Criticism of Former Members
- Strength of the NNPP
- Advice to Party Members
- Comments on Other Parties
- Conclusion
Ajuji Ahmed, the National Chairman of the New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP), has expressed his disapproval of former party members who have switched to other political parties.
Ahmed stated that those who departed from the NNPP will face difficulties and challenges in their new political affiliations.
He made these remarks during the party’s 10th National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting held on Thursday in Abuja.
He referred to the ex-members as “renegades” and pointed out that while the NNPP may not be the largest party, it is more robust and united than many others.
Ahmed encouraged party members to disregard those who have defected, asserting that their choices will only lead to hardship.
He emphasized that abandoning a peaceful party for troubled ones is an unwise decision.
Additionally, he criticized the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and the All Progressives Congress (APC), highlighting that the NNPP has remained stable despite attempts by outsiders to instigate issues.
According to Ahmed, the NNPP is free from internal divisions and is not dominated by any single individual.
He affirmed that the party is neither fractured into factions nor weakened by external influences, but instead remains united and dedicated to its objectives and guiding principles.
Ahmed stated: “I urge you to completely disregard the maneuvers of renegades who label themselves as defectors.
“May their journey continue to be challenging.
“If an individual or a group chooses to leap from calm waters only to land not just in a frying pan but directly into a blazing fire, we wish them a safe journey.
“We are not divided into three factions with two party chairmen. We have not been captured, fragmented, or rendered ineffective by a single omnipotent external force; we are NNPP. We stand united.”
Frequently Asked Questions
Why did Ajuji Ahmed criticize former NNPP members?
Ajuji Ahmed criticized former members for leaving the NNPP, suggesting they would face difficulties in their new political parties.
What did Ahmed say about the strength of the NNPP?
Ahmed stated that the NNPP, while not the largest party, is stronger and more united than many others, emphasizing its stability and lack of internal divisions.
What advice did Ahmed give to current party members?
He advised current members to ignore the defectors, asserting that their decisions would lead to hardship.
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