The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Plateau State has officially appointed a caretaker committee to manage the party's affairs in the Shendam Local Government Area. This decision was communicated in a statement by Choji Felix, the state publicity secretary, and is compliant with the party's constitution—specifically Section 21 (2)(a-b) as amended in 2025. The committee is expected to ensure effective leadership during this transitional phase.

The newly formed caretaker committee is composed of nine members, with Sunday Niagwan taking the role of chairperson and Christopher Paizak serving as secretary. The committee includes various individuals who are expected to contribute to the party's local governance and strategic operations. By appointing a caretaker instead of an elected position, the PDP aims to maintain organizational effectiveness while addressing potential leadership gaps in the region.

Additionally, the party has made changes in leadership by replacing the chairperson for Wase Local Government Area. Although details regarding the new chairperson were not disclosed, these appointments signify the party's proactive approach to restructuring its leadership and ensuring stability in local governance as it prepares for future political activities in the area.