The Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Abia <\/a>State chapter has dismissed every suggestion linking it with alliance with other political parties in the State.<\/p>\n The Chairman of the PDP in Abia <\/a>State, Abraham Amah stated this on Thursday at the PDP State Secretariat, Umuahia, while reacting to questions about a possible alliance involving the party.<\/p>\n Amah, who described the PDP as strong, united and formidable for the 2027 battle in Abia, said anybody issuing statement in proposal or support of an alliance is not speaking for the party.<\/p>\n He maintained that having successfully uploaded the names of its candidates for various elective posts, his party is prepared to go into the 2027 election battle without seeking the support of any other party or donating its platform to any other political party to use.<\/p>\n \u201cAs far as we are concerned, as at today, we do not have any agreement with any other political party.<\/p>\n \u201cAm privileged to know what is happening at the party, not only in the State but at the national level. So we do not have any such agreement with anybody,\u201d Amah said.<\/p>\n The Abia <\/a>PDP Chairman also declared that there is no faction in the State as according the him, all the names of the candidates of the PDP he leads, had already been successfully uploaded on the INEC official portal.<\/p>\n He further said that Abia <\/a>PDP has taken up the task of reconciling aggrieved primary election aspirants.<\/p>\n Earlier in his speech during a press conference, the PDP governorship candidate in Abia <\/a>State, Kelechi Anosike said he would pay N90,000 minimum wage to Abia <\/a>civil servants if elected the governor.<\/p>\n Anosike, who faulted the Abia <\/a>State government for its system of salary payment, alleged that the State government is not paying N70,000 salary across board.<\/p>\n