PDP governors claim that Nigeria is headed toward dictatorship.
By: OVL N e w s 6th September 2025
While expressing their congratulations to Muslims on this year’s Eid-el-Maulud, governors elected on the basis of the Peoples Democratic Party expressed fear that the nation was edging closer to totalitarianism.
In a message of goodwill released on Friday, the PDP Governors’ Forum, led by Bala Mohammed, the governor of Bauchi State, thanked Muslims nationwide and encouraged them to follow in the footsteps of Prophet Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him).
The statement was issued by Dr. Emmanuel Agbo, the Director General of the forum, who stated that the country’s quest for stability was still in line with the Prophet’s teachings of peace, tolerance, and service to humanity.
We commemorate the birth of Prophet Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him) today, whose life and teachings still guide millions of people worldwide toward justice, compassion, and togetherness.
His teachings on tolerance, peace, and helping others strike a deep chord with people of many religions and cultural backgrounds. The governors remarked, “May we be motivated to deepen the ties of fraternity, foster understanding, and cooperate to create a more peaceful society as we consider his legacy.”
However, the PDP governors bemoaned what they said was a growing separation between Nigerians and the essential services to which they are entitled under the current government.
Nigerians are no longer receiving the constituted services they are entitled to, putting our nation at a crossroads today. The statement partially read, “Leadership is once again called to urgently address insecurity, our compromised judicial system, and failed economic policies resulting in intolerable hunger, poverty, and unemployment as we inch daily toward full-blown dictatorship with its attendant abuse of power and citizens live in abject penury in the face of plenty.”
They emphasized that the principles of humility, accountability, and truth must continue to be essential to restoring the nation’s residents’ faith and urged Muslims to live according to the Prophet’s teachings of compassion, justice, and unity.
“Let this day serve as a reminder of the principles we should respect and spread: accountability in public service, undemanding kindness, humility, and the search for the truth to restore our citizens’ faith in our nation. The governors went on, “May your festivities be full of happiness, prayer, and deep connections with loved ones.”
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