A chieftain of the All Progressive Congress (APC) in Kwara state and the leader of the nPDP, Alhaji Kawu Baraje Sunday denied that the nPDP did not issue any ultimatum to the leaders of the APC in a letter written to them recently.

He also disclosed that the National leaders of the APC and members of the new PDP (nPDP) are meeting Monday in a last minute effort to contain agitation from the nPDP.

Former Acting chairman of nPDP, Alhaji Abubakar Kawu Baraje who made this disclosure at a meeting with journalists in Ilorin, Kwara state, said the meeting is slated for 2.00 P.M.

Baraje who lamented the high rate of internal conflicts within the ruling APC, which has culminated in parallel state congresses in about '21 states' said contrary to insinuations in some quarters that the nPDP's recent letter to the leadership of the APC was to forestall such occurrences.

While pointing out that the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) never had such internal wrangling as is evident in the APC, Baraje warned that if the APC fails to heed the request of the nPDP, then it's forthcoming national convention might become an avenue to wash it's dirty linens openly.

He expressed concern over the path being trodden by leaders of the APC, lamenting that what members of the nPDP are witnessing in the APC are worse than what they experienced in the PDP.

He said the nPDP is made up of men and women who cannot be pushed aside, and referred to the resignation of the group's secretary and former governor of Osun state, Prince Olagunsoye Oyinlola, as signal to what may happen if members are not able to convince their followers about the need to remain in the APC.

But he said nPDP members would not immediately pull out of the APC if the party fails to meet their demands, saying like they did in the last administration they would still go ahead and meet with several leaders across the country to stop what he termed as impunity within the party.

He added : "The last time we met here in 2016 I told you that the way the party was going on we were on the road to perdition.

"if you look at the letter we wrote we never said we gave ultimatum but that we advised them; we hinted the party because of the ongoing primaries of the party. Now the party has invited us, exactly on the seventh day of the letter and they wanted us to meet that same day but because we were speaking for several leaders across the country we told them we couldn't meet that same day so now they have scheduled a meeting for tomorrow (Monday) anytime from 2pm".

https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/we-didn-t-give-7-days-ultimatum-baraje-251501.html




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them still dey do first to comment

Just a matter of time before one of the nPDP members press the "Self Destruct" button that will scatter APC after their National Convention.
Progressive party indeed.

Useless people

the fear of Efcc is the beginning of wisdom..... dumb APC.... Efcc will surely follow suit. Criminals

abokibuhari:
Useless people

Very Very Useless. They even Admit that PDP Was Better....

While pointing out that the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) never had such internal wrangling as is evident in the APC, Baraje warned that if the APC fails to heed the request of the nPDP, then it's forthcoming national convention might become an avenue to wash it's dirty linens openly.