Nasarawa PDP defection warning issued as party chair Adamu Ninga says defectors risk losing seats and voter support. PDP vows to reclaim mandates

Nasarawa PDP defection warning has been issued by the state chapter of the People’s Democratic Party, cautioning its elected officials against abandoning the party.

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Party Chairman Adamu Ninga, speaking in Lafia on Tuesday, condemned the defection of Abdullahi Ibrahim-Sa’ad, the lawmaker for Ugya/Umaisha State Constituency, who switched to the All Progressives Congress (APC).

“There’s no crisis in our party to justify defection,” Ninga stressed. “Defectors will not only lose their seats but also face the wrath of the electorate.”

Ninga criticized Ibrahim-Sa’ad’s move, stating that the party had not received official notification of his resignation and emphasizing that internal communication channels had not been followed.

He reminded defectors of the hard-fought 2023 election victory, achieved despite political pressure and manipulation, and promised that the PDP would pursue all legal and political avenues to reclaim its mandate.

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The chairman reaffirmed PDP’s unity and ongoing commitment to governance, calling it the best option for Nasarawa and Nigeria.