Former Senate President and Governor of Kwara State, Dr Bukola Saraki has distanced himself from the opposition African Democratic Congress (ADC).
Naija News reports that the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) chieftain made this known on Tuesday before a closed-door meeting with stakeholders of the party in Ilorin, Kwara State.
Saraki conveyed the meeting to address concerns and speculations surrounding the ongoing coalition talks among political parties in the country.
He said the meeting was an opportunity to engage them as a family and clear the air on recent developments.
Saraki added: “I’m here as a democrat whose people have asked to clarify a number of issues about the party. You have all been observing what’s happening at the national level and you want to know the situation. I owe you that, to come down and explain to you.
“You’re all aware of innuendoes making the rounds about what I know and what I don’t know. I believe I must come and let you hear from the horse’s mouth, so you can know the true position of the matter. I don’t have anything to do with the ADC and have not told anybody to join the coalition.”
While charging PDP members to take the continuous voter registration exercise, scheduled to commence on August 18, 2025, seriously, Saraki hailed their commitment during the party’s last membership revalidation exercise.
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