Nigerians believe the crisis in the PDP will only make the party stronger

isaac

May 22, 2015 9:12 AM

Majority of Pulse Nigeria Poll voters believe that the PDP will not break due to the crisis rocking the party currently.

Adamu Muazu

There is no gain saying the the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), once touted as the largest and biggest party in Africa is going through a lot of crisis which culminated in the party losing grips at the federal level with the opposition All Progressive Congress (APC), triumphing at the March 28 presidential election.

The PDP also lost many of its stronghold in some states, couple with a mass defection of its members to the APC.

The crisis engulfing that party has seen its national Chairman, Adamu Muazu, as well as the Board of Trustee Chairman, Tony Anenih, resigning from their positions.

This has made many believe that the party is doomed for an imminent collapse though its leadership think the troubles within the party will only make it stronger and reposition it for future elections.

On Pulse Nigeria Poll, this poser was put up for vote:

Do you think the crisis in the PDP could lead to the collapse of the party?

Majority of the voters are of the belief that the party will not collapse as the crisis will make it stronger. 71 percent of voters toe this line while 29 percent think the party will break down.

How Nigeria voted:

29 % - Yes, the party is on the verge of a break up

71 % - No, the crisis will make the party stronger

Where does your vote lie?

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