reports that the announcement was made on Saturday via the party’s official social media handle.

The meeting is set for 2:00 pm and is being convened following a resolution passed by a two-thirds majority of NEC members, in accordance with the party’s constitution and internal guidelines.

Attendance is restricted to statutory NEC members only. Those expected at the meeting include PDP governors, members of the party’s National Assembly caucus, Board of Trustees members, state chairmen, and national ex-officio members.

Also invited are former members of the National Working Committee, past governors of the party, principal officers of the National Assembly, and other designated stakeholders within the NEC framework.

According to the party, the meeting will provide an opportunity to assess major issues affecting its structure and future direction, with emphasis on unity, internal reforms, and preparations ahead of the 2027 general elections.

“In accordance with the PDP Constitution, attendance to the 103rd meeting is strictly for statutory members of the National Executive Committee,” the notice stated.

“NEC remains dedicated to the stability, unity and success of the PDP guided by the principles of internal democracy, party discipline, inclusivity of members and the pursuit of the wellbeing of the Nigerian people as we march to victory in the 2027 general elections,” it added.

reports that she made the remarks during a recent episode of the One 54 podcast, where she discussed her experiences and observations about the country.

According to her, Nigeria has significant advantages, including a large youthful population and rapid growth in sectors such as technology, but poor leadership has slowed overall development. She added that many people no longer depend on government services because they have learned to provide for themselves.

She explained that citizens often source their own water by digging wells and treating it for use, while also handling electricity challenges through generators or solar power systems. Korra noted that in many areas, individuals and families have built personal systems just to cope with daily life due to unreliable public infrastructure.

“Nigeria is blessed. It has no natural disasters. They have been predicting that the sea would flood Lagos but instead the sea is constantly being pushed back and people are building on the reclaimed land. Lagos is growing at astronomical rate,” she said.

“There are about 300 million people in Nigeria, majority of which are youths. There is so much potential in Nigeria. Tech is going crazy there. It is the government that is hindering a lot. Most people no longer care about the government.

“In Nigeria, you’re your own government. You make your own water, dig well and purify water for you and your people. You get your own electricity, you have your own solar or generator. You basically have your own ministry. Everybody has their own kingdoms and just trying to survive,” she added.

reports that Bolarinwa lodged the forms in Abuja on Saturday.

Speaking after the submission, he said addressing insecurity would be a central focus of his administration if elected governor.

He expressed concern over the increasing cases of banditry and the worsening humanitarian situation in several parts of the state.

“It is my wish, by the grace of God, to enhance the quality of life, health and making our people to be better than the way the situation is. Most importantly, the issue of insecurity that has taken over the entire State – the Kwara North, the Kwara South, where I come from – most of the places are now deserted. There are so many humanitarian crisis as a result of bandit attacks,” he said.

He added that insecurity would be a top priority in his policy agenda.

“This is one area which must be tackled head-on and I want to say that it’s going to be one of the things that will top our agenda,” he stated.

Bolarinwa also pledged to strengthen key sectors such as healthcare, education, agriculture, and social welfare, saying governance must deliver real improvements in citizens’ lives.

“Access to quality health, education and social welfare will receive priority attention under my leadership,” he said.

He explained that his vision for Kwara State would focus on expanding opportunities and improving living standards across all communities.

“All other things that are necessary to make life better for the people… especially agriculture, education and health services, will also be attended to,” he added.

Expressing confidence in his chances, Bolarinwa said he hoped to succeed the incumbent governor, Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq, whom he praised for his performance in office.

“I pray and wish that I will be the one that will succeed the incumbent governor,” he said.

He noted that his political experience spans service as councillor, local government chairman, and member of the House of Representatives.

Bolarinwa was accompanied by supporters and members of the Egbe Omo Igbomina FCT Chapter during the submission of his forms in Abuja.