NGF: Amaechi, Jang may step
down Posted by: Our Reporter
on August 13, 2013 in Exclusive
Leave a comment …Yuguda plots to become
chairman Rivers State governor, Hon.
Chibuike Amaechi and his
colleague in Plateau State,
Jonah Jang may be persuaded
to give up their disputed
chairmanship of the Nigeria Governors’ Forum (NGF), to
pave way for a “neutral”
candidate. All the governors elected on
the platform of Peoples
Democratic Party (PDP) were
locked in a meeting with
President Goodluck Jonathan,
as at the time of this report. Pointblanknews.com gathered
that the campaign to get
Amaechi and Jang step down
was the brainchild of Bauchi
State governor, Mallam Isa
Yuguda. According to the sources,
Yuguda had long nursed the
ambition to head NGF, and the
lingering dispute over the
leadership of the body may
have provided the governor a golden opportunity. “During the contested election,
Yuguda voted against Jang.
Shortly afterwards, he
pretended to align with the
Plateau governor. Thereafter,
he teamed up with four other northern governors pretending
to be in search of peace,”
offered a top party source. “The truth is that Yuguda
wants to hunt with the hounds
and run with the hare. He is
going to present a proposal to
make Amaechi and Jang
withdraw for him to emerge. Yuguda has his sight on
something beyond the
governorship of Bauchi State,”
added the source.
Waiting for the meeting outcome..

What was the outcome of the meeting? And source please.

Doesn't sound feasible to me

no wonder he "governs" Bauchi from Abuja.

rubbish! *put an end to ASUU strike*

good morning Nigerians

If they truly wants a neutral person as the NGF chairman i suggest Gov. Aliyu Wamakp of Sokoto who was and is not interested in the chairmanship