A meeting of Governors elected on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), ended in a deadlock on Monday.
After hours of discussion, they agreed to reconvene with party stakeholders today (Tuesday).
Speaking to repprters after the meeting, the Governor of Sokoto state, Aminu Tambuwal, said they are working on efforts to resolve the crisis within the PDP.
“We discussed extensively on matters of the moment concerning our party and we have collectively resolved to continue to work together in unity.
“This meeting will continue tomorrow with other stakeholders. Very soon Nigerians, and indeed, all of you will hear our solution, but we are working towards resolving all issues, as a family.
“By the grace of God, we are going to achieve that,” Tambuwal, who is also the chairman of the PDP governors’ forum, said.
The opposition party is embroiled in a leadership crisis, which has led to some stakeholders leaving.
The national officers claimed there is a lack of financial transparency in the PDP’s leadership.
Also, some national working committee (NWC) members threatened to resign if the leadership crisis is not resolved soon.
This comes as the PDP National Leader, Prince Uche Secondus, insisted he will not resign from his positon as demanded by the party’s caucus in the House of Representatives.
