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PDP Crisis: We Have Moved On – Atiku Campaign Team
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Presidential Campaign Council, has said it has moved on from the crisis plaguing the party.
Spokesperson for the Atiku Abubakar Presidential Campaign, Daniel Bwala, announced the development in an interview on Arise TV on Friday.
He explained that members of the National Working Committee as well as the National Executive Committee of the party have passed a vote of confidence on the party national chairman Iyorchia Ayu while some party chieftains have been saddled with the responsibility of meeting with Rivers state Governor, Nyesom Wike.
He said, “The PDP has moved on. We’ve released the list of our campaign council, we have inaugurated them, we have participated in the signing of the peace accord, we have in fact, commenced our campaign.
“We will be happy to engage with the Nigerian people on matters that are ahead of us. We have gone past the issues of whether somebody is aggrieved in the party.“
Speaking further, Bwala said that the Board of Trustees which is the latest of the party organs engaging with Wike and his group will continue to do so until total confidence is rebuilt.
He also noted that a meeting between his principal and Wike a forthright ago was a sign that things were off to a good start.
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