[BREAKING] PDP Crisis: Gov. Wike Takes Final Decision On ‘Leaving’ PDP

Gov. Wike Takes Final Decision On ‘Leaving’ PDP

EKO HOT BLOG reports that the Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Wike, has said he and other aggrieved members of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), will remain in the party and “fight for inclusivity”.

This online news platform had reported how party members, especially those in Wike’s camp, demanded Iyorchia Ayu’s resignation as a condition for resolving the crisis.

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The call for Ayu’s resignation is said to be on the grounds that the national chairman and the presidential candidate cannot be from the same region.

But Ayu is unyielding to the demand.
Speaking on Thursday during the Rivers State PDP stakeholders meeting at Government House, Port Harcourt, Wike said: “One thing I have always told people is, if anybody is thinking, doing anything to think that we will leave PDP, foul. We will do the fight in the party,” Wike said.

Governor Wike insisted that the constitution of the PDP stated that elective and party offices must be zoned which, should be respected.

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He wondered why the former PDP Board of Trustees (BoT) chairman (Walid Jibrin) will be pressurised to resign and Ayu is excusing himself from keeping to doing what is right.

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