PDP Declines to Join G100 Opposition Coalition Amid Internal Reforms

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has officially opted out of the newly formed G100 opposition coalition, according to North Central Legal Adviser Abubakar Issa. Issa said the party’s decision stems from a need to address unresolved internal matters before aligning with other opposition groups. The G100 coalition, which brings together several opposition parties, aims to consolidate a unified front against the ruling party. By postponing its participation, PDP signals a focus on internal cohesion and strategic recalibration. The party’s leadership has indicated that once internal issues are resolved, it will reassess its stance on coalition involvement. This move underscores the PDP’s cautious approach to national alliances and may influence the broader opposition landscape in upcoming elections.