Nyesom Wike didn’t hold back. At a tense meeting with G5 Governors and other PDP leaders, he delivered a blunt warning that cut through the usual political talk.
“We won’t allow vampires kill our party,” he said.
Everyone in the room knew who he was talking about. The party has been battling deep internal issues, and Wike made it clear he believes certain powerful figures are bleeding it dry from the inside. His words hit hard because they came from someone who has been at the heart of the party for years. He’s not an outsider pointing fingers. He’s a key player demanding change.
The mood in the room was serious. This wasn’t a photo-op or a feel-good speech session. It was a call to action. The PDP is facing one of its toughest moments, and the G5 Governors are pushing for a reset. They want leadership reform, accountability, and a return to the values that made the party strong in the first place.
Wike’s warning wasn’t just dramatic. It was urgent. If the party doesn’t clean house and refocus, it risks losing its relevance ahead of the 2027 elections. The message was simple. It’s time to stop pretending everything is fine and start fixing what’s broken.
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