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The arrangement by the South-East stakeholders of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to produce a consensus candidate for the position of national secretary in the forthcoming national convention seemed to have suffered a setback. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that two aspirants from the zone — Sen. Samuel Anyanwu from Imo and Okey […]

The arrangement by the South-East stakeholders of the Peoples Democratic Party to produce a consensus candidate for the position of national secretary in the forthcoming national convention seemed to have suffered a setback.

“I have always won elections in Imo. In the South East- Anambra, Enugu, Imo, Abia and Ebonyi, there is no leader that does not know who I am. “We will go for total reconciliation. We are going to do a forensic audit to know why there were disaffections and we will bring everybody on board to make sure that there is unity in the party,” Anyanwu said.

He said that if the party leaders in the zone meant well for PDP it would have done proper consultations, instead of imposing a candidate on the people.“As I said, politics is about negotiations and compromises. Our people are ready to sit down at the round-table and discuss these problems.

 

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