PDP To Reconcile With Amaechi
Delta State Governor Emmanuel Uduaghan told newsmen yesterday after a meeting of the PDP Special National Convention that the lingering problems in the party between some governors and the ruling party would soon be over.
According to him; ‘We had our emergency NEC meeting yesterday which was very successful and we have a national convention which is coming up on July 20, to regularize elections that INEC has issues with at the party level. The party is still very much intact and very strong for that matter.’
’Some of these governors that people are saying are not pleased with the party, virtually all the governors were there yesterday. May be one or two were not there because they travelled.
‘’At the PDP Governors’ Forum; within ourselves, we are doing a lot of reconciliation. You would have noticed that even the coming back of Wamakko had a lot of input from us. We had to appeal to the leadership of the party that the suspension should be reversed and the party graciously agreed to reverse it. So, whatever is left, we are handling it at that level.
While responding to answers on the current formation of All Progressives Congress, APC, he said, ‘I don’t think the PDP has ever been threatened. Like the President said, it is good that we have a stronger opposition but it is not that there is any threat.”
The Akwa Ibom State Governor and Chairman of PDP Governors’ Forum, Godswill Akpabio confirmed that moves were on to ensure that Amaechi and the party withdraw their cases from the court for amicable settlement of their dispute.
Read more here: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/06/pdp-makes-u-turn-on-amaechi-to-settle-out-of-court/

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