Senator Iyorchia Ayu presenting the committees report to Senator Walid Jibrin. |
The committee constituted by the
Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Board of Trustees, BOT, to look into the
Minority leadership crisis in the House of Representatives, has finally
submitted its report.
Chairman of the Committee and
former President of the Senate of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Senator
Iyorchia Ayu, along with a member of the committee, former Senate President
Senator Adolphus Wabara, submitted the report to the PDP BOT Chairman, Senator
Walid Jibrin on Monday, September 9th, 2019 in his Legacy Building office,
Abuja.
Other members of the committee
included former Senate president, Senator David Mark, a former Deputy Senate
President, Senator Ibrahim Mantu and a former Deputy Speaker of the House of
Representatives, Rt. Hon. Austin Opara.
PDP BOT Chairman, Senator Walid Jibrin, in embroidered agbada with members of the PDP Committee on the House of Reps Minority Caucus issue. |
In the report sighted and
perused by our correspondent, the committee unanimously exonerated Hon. Ndudi
Elumelu and six others of any complicity in the nomination and official
announcement of the minority leadership of the House of Representatives.
The committee in its
recommendation, also advised the National Working Committee, NWC, of the PDP to
work with Hon. Ndudi Elumelu and other minority leadership officers of the
House, for the purpose of having a united and stronger PDP in the National
Assembly, even as it admonished the leadership of the Minority Caucus in the
House of Representatives to, at all times, continue to carry members of the
minority caucus and the leadership of the party along, in consonance with the
rules and tenets of democratic principles.
Speaking at the brief, but
impressive ceremony, the PDP BOT Chairman, Senator Walid Jibrin, commended the
Chairman and members of the committee for a job well done and said that the BOT
will look into the report and come up with its ruling and recommendations
soon.
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