Amaechi's Suspension Splits PDP NWC Into Two

The suspension of Rivers State Governor Rotimi Amaechi has split the PDP NWC members into two with some kicking against the decision to suspend the governor.
Sources among the NWC members said some of the members disagreed on the reason for the action, saying that it could be termed to mean that the party was taking sides in the NGF election.
A PDP NWC source said, “We felt that it was wrong for the party to take that action now, when we all knew that the party did not support his emergence as the chairman of the NGF.
“Apart from that, we also felt that the reason for the suspension, which is because of the dissolution of a local government, is under the control of the State House of Assembly.
“Even though we know that governors have influence on the activities of the state houses of assembly, we should also pretend that there is the separation of powers as enshrined in the Constitution of the Federal Republic.
“We should not be seen to be encouraging other arms of government to force their opinion on the other.
“But unfortunately, such genuine arguments did not prevail at the meeting and those with might had their way.”
Metuh however tried to defend most of the matters raised by the NWC member, who spoke with our correspondent on condition of anonymity.
He said, “We know that there is the separation of powers and we concede that, but on this particular issue, a lawful organ of the party, that is a state chapter of the party, issued directive to a member of the party who is a governor and who is supposed to be the leader of the party, the constitution expects the governor to obey a lawful constitutional organ of the party and at least make presentation or listen to what we are saying.”
Asked if this was the first time a local government would be dissolved in the country in any of the states being controlled by the PDP, Metuh said this would be the first time such an action would happen since the present NWC came into office.
He said he was not concerned about what would have happened in the past before the assumption of office of the NWC members.
Metuh also denied that the result of the just concluded NGF had anything to do with the suspension

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5 Comments

  1. GEJ pls why disturbing ur sel, when u have able warload like Asari Dokobo seriouly mobilizing weapon of mass destrction for ur 2015 ambition,just command him to start action now

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  2. Instead of Panel just direct Asari Dokubo to test his weapons of mass destrction to be sure they working b4 the actual plan date in 2015

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  3. PDP power, pls go on suspend all the other gov that voted for the NGF chair. The party believe in rigging,selection n imposition not free n fair voting

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  4. People destroy people (PDP), this is just the begining of your down fall. The party (PDP) will soon crumble like a packk of card cus its not built on a solid foundation. PDP as a party has ruin nigeria, they're ritualists. Satan is their master and that is why they're wicked. ACN is another political party that is anti-people in nature, they have nothing to offer nigerians. There failure to tackle corruption, unemployment and insecurity has rendered them useless.

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  5. Na u know go and establish ur party , talkative

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