Don’t Subject Existing Members To Revalidation, PDP Warns Officials

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has cautioned its officials and members in states and wards against subjecting existing party members to revalidation exercise in light of the ongoing membership registration by the party.

PDP said its existing members remain bona-fide and should not be made to undergo any form of revalidation.
The party said it received reports that some existing party members in some wards in certain states are being requested to revalidate their membership in the on-going membership drive and registration of new members.

The national publicity secretary, Hon Debo Ologunagba, in a statement said, the “NWC in clear terms clarifies that the on-going membership drive and registration of new members is only targeted at providing opportunity and access to eligible Nigerians who are enthusiastic and surging in their millions to register as members of our Party across the country.

“The NWC further clarifies that the membership status, rights and privileges of already existing members remain valid and in no way whatsoever affected by the membership drive.
“Consequently, no existing member is expected or required to have his or her membership revalidated as such individuals remain bona-fide members of the Party and not subject to any form of revalidation.
“All members and officers of our Party especially at all Electoral Wards across the country should take note of the above and be guided accordingly.
“The NWC again acknowledges the continuing influx of millions of Nigerians into our Party in the on-going PDP membership drive exercise across the country.
“The PDP urges all members to continue to work together in the drive to further strengthen our Party for the task ahead,” the statement added.


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