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governors, Nyesom Wike (Rivers), Seyi Makinde (Oyo), Samuel Ortom
(Benue), Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi (Enugu) and Okezie Ikpeazu of Abia states are
demanding the resignation of National Chairman of the PDP.
The presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, Atiku Abubakar, is reportedly ibn a fresh move to correct the squabbles in the party. The need to give Atiku adequate time to correct “a big anomaly” in the party before the February polls is the reason five aggrieved governors elected on the platform of the party are open to reconciliation, Saturday PUNCH can authoritatively reveal. The governors, Nyesom Wike (Rivers), Seyi Makinde (Oyo), Samuel Ortom (Benue), Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi (Enugu) and Okezie Ikpeazu of Abia states are demanding the resignation of National Chairman of the PDP, Iyorchia Ayu, on the grounds that the party cannot have a presidential candidate and its chairman from the same regional bloc. Although they (aggrieved governors) have successfully inaugurated their respective campaign councils, the governors alongside their loyalists have been consistent in their stand that reconciliation is possible in the interest of the party if only the right thing is done. The governors, this medium learnt, did not have personal axe to grind with Atiku and were said to be considering working with him if only Ayu would tender an unreserved apology to them given his failure to keep his promise that he would quit his post if a northerner emerged the PDP presidential candidate. A source who works closely with one of the aggrieved governors told Saturday PUNCH that “the
governors are aware of the implication of teaming up with a
presidential candidate of another party. They are not blaming Atiku much
even though they believe he could have done more. “The problem is Ayu who made a promise but reneged on it. I think things would change if the man (the national chairman) can be diplomatic in his speeches. It takes nothing from him to just apologise to these governors for peace to reign,” he said. Saturday PUNCH gathered that following the group’s declaration of readiness to embrace peace recently, Atiku called on his loyalists to reach out and negotiate with them in a bid to have them return to the fold of the campaign council. Confirming this development, the Media Adviser to the former Vice President, Mr. Paul Ibe told our correspondent that the PDP presidential candidate had already activated a mediation team to work at brokering peace between the two parties. He said, “When the aggrieved governors said they were open to
reconciliation, we issued a statement in which His Excellency, Alhaji
Atiku Abubakar, welcomed the idea and reiterated his commitment to
mediation. As we speak, a lot of engagements are going on but we don’t
want this to be a media thing. “Talks are ongoing and we are very sure this crisis will be over and everyone, including the G-5, will come on board and join the campaign council before the February election.” |
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