'We'll reclaim power in Jigawa by 2019,' PDP Chairman boasts
Sheriff said the party will do everything democratically possible to reclaim the state, which he said is PDP stronghold.
Ali Modu Sheriff
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Sheriff said this while addressing a delegation of PDP mambers led by Alhaji Tukur Ganza, who paid him a solidarity visit in Abuja on Tuesday.
''We lost the election not because PDP was not strong in Jigawa, but it was the movement at that time that caused it.
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"Now, we have learnt from our mistakes. So, it is a matter of time. All the people who left our party in Jigawa will come back.
"The leadership of the PDP today will ensure that no one is lagging behind", Sheriff said.
Earlier, Ganza said the group’s visit was to support the emergence of Sheriff as PDP national chairman.
He said that the group believed in the capability of Sheriff to revive the party.
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