PDP crisis: “We have agreed to keep quiet till Sunday” – Amaechi

Rivers State Governor, Rotimi Amaechi has returned from Abuja, after attending the reconciliatory meeting called by President Goodluck Jonathan with some aggrieved PDP governors, which held at the Presidential Villa last night.

Governor Amaechi, who arrived at the Port Harcourt International Airport expressing some level of optimism, told journalists that participants at the meeting agreed not to disclose what was discussed until Sunday.

“We have agreed to keep quiet until Sunday. So by Sunday you will hear us. There is no need to talk about it”, he said.

The Governor equally refused to say what would happen on Sunday or thereafter.

Amaechi is one of the seven PDP ‘rebel’ governors who pulled out of the party’s recent Special National Convention in Abuja to set up a parallel executive led by Abubakar Baraje.

It could be recalled that President Goodlcuk Jonathan on Tuesday evening held a meeting with former military President, Ibrahim Babangida, former National Chairman of the party, Ahmadu Ali, and some aggrieved members of the PDP as part of the moves to resolve the festering crisis in the ruling party.

 

Source: DailyPost

Post Author: OgoniNews

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