In a sweeping decision aimed at rebuilding cohesion ahead of the 2027 general elections, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has expelled several prominent members for alleged anti-party activities. The announcement was made during the party’s highly anticipated 2025 National Convention taking place in Ibadan, Oyo State.
According to delegates at the convention, the disciplinary action marks a turning point in the party’s attempt to reassert internal discipline after years of internal friction, factional disagreements, and widening ideological divides. Party leaders emphasized that the move became necessary to restore credibility and strengthen the party’s electoral prospects.
An overwhelming majority of delegates ratified the expulsion, signaling broad support for the leadership’s renewed stance against perceived sabotage, misconduct, and activities deemed detrimental to the PDP’s unity.
High-Profile Names Removed from Party Roll
In what has been described as one of the most decisive actions in PDP’s recent history, the party confirmed the expulsion of several influential figures, including:
HE. Nyesom Wike, CON – Former Rivers State Governor and current Minister of the FCT
HE. Ayo Fayose – Former Governor of Ekiti State
Senator Samuel Anyanwu
Hon. Umar Bature
Adeyemi Ajibade, SAN
Mohammed Abdulrahman
Senator Mao Ohuabunwa
Hon. Austin Nwachukwu
Abraham Amah
George Turner
Chief Dan Orbih
Party insiders describe the move as a bold recommitment to discipline, noting that the PDP cannot afford internal sabotage in the lead-up to 2027. The convention leadership reiterated that no individual, regardless of influence or past contributions, is exempt from party rules and collective responsibility.
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As the convention continues, PDP stakeholders say the decision will pave the way for a stronger, more united opposition ready to reclaim political ground nationwide.
