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PDP GROUPS HAVE AGREED TO WORK WITH MAKARFI-LED CARETAKER COMMITTEE – BOT

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The Board of Trustees (BOT) of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), says various groups, including the Concerned PDP Stakeholders have agreed to work with the Sen. Ahmed Makarfi-led National Caretaker Committee.
BOT Secretary Ojo Maduekwe disclosed this on Thursday in Abuja, while addressing newsmen on the resolutions of the board’s expanded meeting with various organs and groups in the PDP.
Maduekwe said that the groups agreed to work together and support the decisions reached at the PDP May 21 National Convention, held in Port Harcourt.
“We agreed that the National Caretaker Committee led by Markafi should involved members of the Concern PDP Stakeholders group for effective integration of all points of views and indices,” Maduekwe said.
He added that in order to settle the latest leadership crisis in the PDP, the meeting set up two committees to engage all aggrieved leaders and members of the party.
“The BOT at the expanded meeting decided to immediately engage all groups, party leaders and members involved in whatever disputes towards a just, lasting and amicable resolutions.
“The BOT will therefore preside over the processes of major reconciliation in our party as part of its leadership responsibility.
“A committee has also been set up to meet with Sen. Ali Modu Sheriff (former National Chairman of PDP) in the spirit of working together and resolving outstanding issues,” he added
Maduekwe added that the meeting equally resolved that all matters that were in courts be withdrawn for the party to apply internal mechanisms towards resolving them.
He said that the advice was based on the party’s extant regulations that no matter should go to court without exhausting internal mechanisms.
Chairman of BOT, Sen. Jubrin Walid, who also spoke, said the decisions were reached by all organs of the party represented at the meeting.
He listed them as the BOT, forum of former ministers, PDP leadership at the National Assembly, the party national caucuses, among others. (NAN)

 



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