**PDP Caretaker Committee Members Refute Taraba State Executive List** In Taraba State, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Caretaker Committee has been rocked by controversy. Eight members of the committee have publicly disowned a list of the newly elected state executive committee allegedly released by former caretaker chairman, Dr. Victor Fallack. The list, which was circulated without their knowledge or consultation, includes Dr. Fallack as chairman and some of the committee members as members. In a joint statement, the committee members said the list was compiled unilaterally by Dr. Fallack without consulting any of them. They have formally dissociated themselves from the list to avoid confusion within the party and maintain peace and stability in Taraba State. The Caretaker Committee members expressed their commitment to promoting unity and peaceful political engagement within the party. They commended party delegates across the state for their conduct during the recent ward, local government, and state congresses, describing it as "matured." The signatories, comprising Terna Anzamber, Hikon Hosea, Hamisu Maigari, Zubulun Dauda Hamman Yakubu Balutu, Hauwa Adam Imam, Ali Musa, and Polycarp Apura, called on party members across the state to remain calm while efforts continue to strengthen internal democratic processes. This development serves as a reminder of the importance of party leadership and internal democracy in maintaining peace and stability within the PDP in Taraba State. The committee members' commitment to unity and peaceful engagement is a welcome development, particularly ahead of future elections. As Nigerians, we know that internal party conflicts can be a major obstacle to party success. It is heartening to see PDP Caretaker Committee members in Taraba State taking proactive steps to address these issues and promote unity within the party. It remains to be seen how this controversy will play out in the coming days, but one thing is clear: the PDP Caretaker Committee members are committed to doing what is right for the party and the people of Taraba State.