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PDP Crisis: BoT Chairman calls for calm

The Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), Senator Walid Jibrin, has appealed to members of the party and Nigerians at large to remain calm over the current crisis rocking the party.

Senator Jibrin made this known in a statement he issued to newsmen in Kaduna on Friday.

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The BoT Chairman noted that efforts were in top gear to reconcile, the River states governor, Nyeson Wike, the party (PDP) and the Presidential candidate of the party, Atiku Abubakar.

He said, “I wish to call on all members of PDP and all Nigerians to remain calm and never create bad blood and confusion on the state of our party noting that all efforts are on the ground to reconciliation between Wike, the party and the presidential candidate Alhaji Atiku Abubakar.”

He noted that what is happening at the party should not be seen as a problem but mere misunderstanding.

Senator Jibrin noted that “At this period leading to the 2023 elections we should concentrate on how to win all positions to be contested and seriously adhere to the provision of the party constitution.

“My strong advice is for us to give strong support to the present Reconciliation committee set up to resolve all issues. Thereafter BoT, the highest advisory organ of the party will give more encouragement leading to greater success of PDP.”

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