PDP Constitutes Caretaker Committees for Enugu, Delta and Rivers States

By Our Correspondent

The Peoples Democratic Party has announced the formation of caretaker committees for its chapters in Enugu, Delta and Rivers states, marking a new phase in the party’s effort to strengthen its internal structures and ensure effective administration ahead of upcoming political activities.

According to the party leadership, the decision follows the expiration of the tenures of the previous state executive committees and the need to maintain uninterrupted organizational stability. The newly appointed caretaker teams are expected to oversee party affairs, coordinate administrative functions and prepare the ground for fresh congresses that will eventually produce substantive state executives.

Party officials explained that the committees were selected to reflect broad representation, balance and experience, ensuring that the party remains cohesive during the transition period. They added that the appointments are part of ongoing reforms aimed at promoting transparency, unity and strategic planning within the party.

The national leadership called on members in the affected states to cooperate fully with the caretaker committees. It assured them that the interim structures will work closely with stakeholders to sustain party activities, mediate internal disputes where necessary and strengthen engagement at the grassroots level.

The PDP restated its commitment to internal democracy and expressed confidence that the temporary leadership arrangements will support a smoother and more inclusive process as preparations continue for electoral and organizational programs across the country.