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BREAKING: PDP National Chairman, Ayu Finally Opens Up On Resignation Plots, Blasts Wike
PDP National Chairman, Iyorchia Ayu has finally opened up on resignation plots.
EKO HOT BLOG reports that the National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Iyorchia Ayu, has said that those calling for his resignation are “children” that were not around when the party was formed.
The camp of Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers State has given Ayu’s resignation as one of the conditions that has to be fulfilled to resolve the post-presidential primaries crisis rocking the opposition party.
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However, speaking in a recent interview on BBC News Hausa, the Benue-born politician said he committed no offence to warrant being asked to step down.
“I was voted as PDP Chairman for a four-year tenure and I’m yet to complete a year. Atiku’s victory doesn’t affect the Chairman’s position. I won my election based on our party’s constitution,” he said.
“I didn’t commit any offense I’m only reforming the party so I’m not bothered with all the noises.
“I know I’m doing my work and I didn’t steal any money so I see no reason for all these talks.
“When we started PDP, these children were not around.
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“They are children who do not know why we formed the party.
“We will not allow any individual to destabilise our party.”
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