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NDC: Seriake Dickson, Peter Obi, Others Meet, Resolve Concerns
Senator Seriake Dickson has disclosed that he hosted former presidential candidate Peter Obi and other leaders of the National Democratic Coalition at a closed-door meeting where issues of concern within the coalition were discussed and amicably resolved.
In a Facebook post, Dickson described Obi as his “brother, colleague and partner in the New Nigerian Project,” noting that the meeting lasted about three hours.
According to him, the leaders reviewed the activities of the coalition and discussed recent issues that had become a source of concern among stakeholders. He said all the matters raised during the deliberations were amicably resolved.
Dickson stated that despite recent disagreements, he and Obi had always remained aligned on the broader objective of advancing the New Nigerian Project and working towards better governance in Nigeria.
He acknowledged that a few issues had arisen in recent times but said agreements had been reached on how they would be managed moving forward.
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The NDC leader urged members and supporters to refrain from bickering and name-calling and instead focus on the coalition’s larger mission.
He added that he, Obi and other leaders would continue consultations and engagements aimed at addressing concerns, strengthening unity and cohesion within the coalition, and ensuring that it remains focused on its shared vision for a better Nigeria.
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