PDP Crisis: why we opposed Ayu's Sack, scuttled the wike option - Atiku Campaign Organisation

PDP presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar Campaign Organisation, yesterday, explained why the peoples Democratic party,PDP, explored different options from what Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers State and other stakeholders proffered in resolving the crisis rocking the party

The Campaign organisation also said the sacking of the National Chairman of the party, senator iyorchia Ayu, would create constitutional Crisis for the party, which would snowball  into greater problems  than what what the party was currently facing.

The important issues being canvassed by the stakeholders, it said, was the stepping down of the National Chairman  which according to it, has now overtaken the events, following the Vote of confidence by the National Executive Committee (NEC) of the party .

meanwhile, the Ayu-led NWC of the PDP and Atiku have reached out to three Chairman of the party's Board of Trustees to intervene in assuaging aggrieved colleagues.

Oluyombo Tv learnt that the party and presidential candidate will make the final list of members and leadership of the campaign council public when a "substantial numbers' of aggrieved colleagues are brought on board

according to a reliable source, the party and presidential candidate  will make the final list of members and leadership of the campaign council public when a "substantial number" of aggrieved party members  are brought on board. 

A highly placed member of the party's NEC, who spoke in confidence, said , 'As a party, we really want to put the past  behind us and move forward.

it will be recalled that soon after receiving a vote of confidence by the party's NEC, Ayu led  delegation of NWC members to the residence of the of the new chairman of the party's Board of Trustee, Sen. Adolphus Wabara, at his Abuja residence, on Friday.

Ayu explained that his understanding along with that of members of the NWC was that the of confidence reposed in them by NEC, was a call for for unity among party members and an encouragement to rebuild trust where such was lacking. Noting that the outcome of the NEC meeting was a win-win for the party

Wabara promised to do all within his powers to restore peace and help move the party forward.

wike's camp  it was was gathered is insisting  that agreements reached  this time around must be documented.

A source within the camp who also confided in Oluyombo TV said, 'we are willing to negotiate but whatever agreement we reach this time must be documented. we have been deceived  too many times already. gentlemen's agreements no longer appeal to us with these people

"This is about what is right for our country. Nigerians deserve the best and people  must begin to respect agreements in the interest of our nation because it is the failure to respect agreements that has brought Nigeria to where we are today.

"We are no longer safe, the economy is  in shambles because of the greed of a few people."

Oluyombo Tv