The Jigawa State governor, Sule Lamido yesterday assured that
governors of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) would not embarrass the
national chairman of the party, Alhaji Bamanga Tukur.
Lamido’s assurance was coming against the backdrop of the allegation
that the PDP governors were planning to pass a vote of no confidence on
Tukur at the yet to be convened National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting.
Lamido while speaking with newsmen on the crisis in the party after
he paid a visit to Legacy House said the governors were ready to put the
party first.
He said, “Whatever the problem between us and the national chairman,
we see ourselves as one family. There must be respect. The PDP will not
embarrass him.”
Speaking on the committee which looked into the Adamawa State PDP
crises headed by him, Lamido said the committee’s report was ready and
would be submitted to the president soon.
“Look, we have been trying to work as a family, to get the family
harmonised and what we are doing is in the interest of all key players
in the party.
“We have been able to bury our personal ambitions and interest for
the sake of the party, because it is the only hope for Nigeria.
“So, what we discussed here was, what do we do for the sake of PDP;
for the sake of Nigeria. I want to assure you that we shall not fail
Nigerians. On the Adamawa committee, our report is ready and we are
submitting it to Mr President and I assure you that the report is
wonderful.”
Reacting to the allegation that a faction of the PDP in Adamawa State
was alienated by the committee he said, “Do you know what they call
human management? Naturally, in any human gathering there are crises,
there are problems, but you see, the PDP has the capacity and the sagacity to solve and overcome its own problems.”
Meanwhile, the Ogun State chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party
(PDP) yesterday rubbished claims that the national leadership of the
party has removed Olagunsoye Oyinlola and others in spite of a
subsisting order of the Court
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