Jonathan did not advise Modu-Sheriff to resign as chairman, says PDP
The Peoples Democratic Party, PDP has denied a media report that Ali Modu-Sheriff was advised by former President, Goodluck Jonathan to resign as the National chairman of the party.
Bernard Mikko, PDP acting National Publicity Secretary to Modu-Sheriff faction stated this in a statement on Thursday in Abuja.
Mikko said the issue of resignation as the political solution has neither been discussed nor put up for discussion with former the President and other stakeholders as reported in some media.
He said that as a law abiding citizen, Modu-Sheriff was hereby calling on all stakeholders to make themselves available and offer advice on how to conduct the party’s national convention as soon as possible.
The stakeholders, according to Mikko, include PDP governors, National and State Assembly members as well as Board of Trustee members.
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