2027 elections: PRP warns against alleged plot to split party
News
Quick Read
The chairman also reaffirmed the party’s commitment to efforts aimed at building an opposition coalition capable of challenging the ruling party in the next general election.
He alleged that some party officials could use large sums of money to influence members to support opposition candidates and called on members to expose such activities.
“Attempts to recruit polling agents for the party by persons with no authority to do so should be resisted,” he said.
The PRP chairman also warned serving party officials allegedly involved in the plan that they would face disciplinary action.
He urged those allegedly working to create a faction with funds from another political party to stay away from the PRP.
Baba-Ahmed assured the party’s candidates and supporters that its leadership remained committed to their interests and would not betray their trust.
He said the PRP was determined to challenge the continuation of the current administration beyond 2027.
The chairman also reaffirmed the party’s commitment to efforts aimed at building an opposition coalition capable of challenging the ruling party in the next general election.
The allegations come amid political realignments and ongoing discussions among opposition parties about possible alliances ahead of the 2027 elections.