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The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has stated that it would soon unveil its campaign programmes and other activities ahead of the 2023 general elections.

National Publicity Secretary of PDP, Debo Ologunagba, stated this on Thursday at meeting held at the National Executive Hall of the party’s National Secretariat, Abuja.

Naija News understands the meeting is between the party’s National Working Committee (NWC) members and former national publicity secretaries, state and zonal publicity secretaries and other key stakeholders.

Ologunagba stated that the programmes would create communication and publicity structures and strategies for the party and for the country in general.

He said: “We believe that together we can pilot the affairs of this party, and, of course, our nation, by ensuring that we have this conversation, and we intend to have it on a regular basis.

“This would go a long way to create communication and publicity structures and strategies for our party and, of course, for our nation because when we get into government, we believe that this body would be a permanent fixture in such a way that there will be consultation.”

Ologunagba revealed that the meeting restated confidence in the national chairman of the party and the NWC in their running of the affairs of the party.

He said: “The meeting restates confidence in the capacity, experience and competence of Atiku Abubakar to rescue, redirect and rebuild this country to earn the respect of the international community.

“We believe that only the PDP under the leadership of Atiku Abubakar has the capacity to protect and secure the lives and properties of Nigerians as well as rebuild the economy of the nation in such a manner as to put food on the table.

“We commit to remain loyal and integral in the mission of the PDP to make all sacrifices necessary to achieve success in Rescuing, Redirecting and Rebuilding our nation from the misrule of the APC.”

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