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National Convention: Security Committee pledges peaceful meeting

Euclid Myke by Euclid Myke
October 10, 2025
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The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Security and Intelligence Subcommittee for the 2025 National Convention has urged members to work collaboratively to ensure a peaceful and secure convention atmosphere.

The Vice-Chairman of the Subcommittee, Retired Colonel Austin Akobundu, made the call during the subcommittee’s inaugural meeting held in Abuja on Wednesday.

Akobundu, a former PDP National Organising Secretary, assured members that the committee would deliver a smooth and successful convention through close coordination with security agencies.

“For me, it’s familiar terrain. My team and I pledge to give our best based on experience and commitment to the party,” he stated.

He described the national convention as the party’s highest decision-making organ, noting that its outcome could shape the PDP’s future positively or negatively.

“Our job is to ensure the convention is transparent, well-organised, and smooth, providing a conducive environment for delegates and leaders alike. We approach this task seriously and seek the cooperation of every party member to ensure success,” Akobundu said.

He revealed that the subcommittee includes retired generals and personnel from the Department of State Services (DSS), the Nigeria Police Force, and other security agencies who would offer administrative and operational support during the convention.

Also speaking, the Deputy Chairman of the National Convention Organising Committee (NCOC), Tanimu Turaki, urged the subcommittee to make the PDP’s convention a benchmark for other political parties.

Turaki emphasised that about 85 percent of the convention’s success would depend on effective security arrangements, assuring the subcommittee of the full support of the NCOC.

“You were selected for your unique experience and contributions to ensure the best convention any political party has ever held,” Turaki said.

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