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While Mark has yet to officially declare his candidacy, some party stakeholders are pushing for him to step in, viewing him as a stabilizing force that could rebuild the party after months of infighting.
Mark’s long-standing involvement with the PDP, dating back to its founding in 1998, coupled with his experience as Senate president, makes him a respected figure within the party.
His appointment as DG was seen as a way to placate members of the North Central zone following Ayu’s suspension, and he is now considered a serious contender for the chairmanship.
Conversely, other senior party members are pushing for a shift in power back to the North Central zone, notably the home region of the suspended former chairman, Iyorchia Ayu.
He argues that other states within the North Central zone should be given the chance to complete Ayu’s term, rather than the chairmanship remaining in Benue State..
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