“As from today, the battle line has been drawn. If people are killed, we will talk when government keeps silence. When government refuses to open schools, we will talk.
The deputy governor further expressed concern at the “way and manner“ PDP was being treated in the state in the aftermath of the defection of the state governor to the APC.
Mr Aliyu described the PDP as law abiding, pointing out that it has the constitutional right to exist in Zamfara.
He pledged to build a new PDP in the state using vibrant and intellectually-oriented youths.
He said this would enable the party to takeover the leadership of the state after the 2023 general elections.
Mr Aliyu urged the governor to leave the PDP alone and concentrate on tackling the challenges facing the state.
He said the party would continue to be orderly in its operations.
On Monday, the party had to relocate to a different venue as the initial venue selected for the congress was attacked by some unidentified people and set alight.
Apart from Mr Mande, the newly elected executives included Kabir Jabaka, who was elected as deputy chairman; Faruk Ahmed, secretary; Abdullahi Salmanu, youths leader and Abba Bello, publicity secretary.