BREAKING: Ali Modu Sheriff, Ahmed Makarfi sign peace pact to end PDP crisis
A peace deal has been reportedly struck by the Ali Modu Sheriff and Ahmed Makarfi to end the leadership crisis rocking the Peoples’ Democratic Party.
Reports coming in has it that the two PDP factions of Ali Modu sheriff and Ahmed Makarfi have signed a peace part to end the crises rocking the party
It was reported that the National Reconciliation Committee of the party headed by Governor Henry Seriake Dickson of Bayelsa state made the deal happen.
In a statement signed by both the Senator Modu Sheriff faction and the Ahmed Makarfi Caretaker Committee, they agreed to stop the practice of making public inflammatory statements.
The statement was jointly signed Bernard Mikko, the factional PDP Acting National Publicity Secretary for Sheriff’s group and his counterpart in the Makarfi faction, Prince Dayo Adeyeye.
The statement read in part: “That all actors of the party should desist from making derogatory, inflammatory and divisive statements against party officials, stakeholders and members.
“That the party should not dissipate her energy amongst itself but to focus on how to unite and be a formidable opposition capable of taking over power from the failed APC led government
“That all key actors in the on-going peace process should henceforth desist from making public press statements attacking each other and statements insinuating negative acts capable of dragging the party to the mud.
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“In conclusion, all key actors in the PDP have agreed to work together with the National Reconciliation Committee led by Governor Seriake Dickson to engender peace and genuine reconciliation.”
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