Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) national chairmanship aspirant Otunba Gbenga Daniel has urged chieftains to eschew politics of bitterness and acrimonious campaign.
The former governor of Ogun State said the party can only survive, if there is unity.
In a statement by Steve Oliyide, his media aide, Daniel admonished aspirants and other party leaders to avoid media war and any campaign of calmuny.
He said: “We have watched with grave concern the unpleasant throwing of brickbats in the media from different camps in the build up to the December 9 National Convention of our great Party.
“Only one candidate will eventually emerge as the national chairman. There will always be a day after December 9 and all of us will still have to sit down to work together to chart a new course for our country and the Democratic process”.
Daniel added: “Our great party will suffer the greatest damage and public opprobrium from the mudsling and personality attacks on each of the aspirants.
Daniel warns against disunity
