A major crack has occurred in the camp of President Goodluck Jonathan as two of his main backers in the south-south region appear to have disagreed on the handling of the festering crisis in the ruling Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
A pro-Jonathan group, Congress forEquality and Change led by former federal commissioner of information Chief Edwin Clark, yesterday chided the chairman of the PDP Board of Trustees, Chief Tony Anenih, for admitting that some of the aggrieved governors had genuine grievances.
Clark’s attack on Anenih came as Anenih himself cautioned the national chairman of the party, Alhaji Bamanga Tukur, against making inflammatory statements that could undermine the ongoing peace talks in the party.
In a communiqué signed by the chairman of the group, Senator Ameh Ebute, the group told Anenih to “distance himself from the demands of the so-called aggrieved governors and join Alhaji Bamanga Tukur to work for the party in truth and spirit”.
Anenih had on Tuesday admitted that some of the complaints of the governors who have been up in arms against both Tukur and Jonathan were genuine.
As the pro-Jonathan camp appears to be speaking in different tones, the Alhaji Kawu Baraje camp has threatened that Tukur could end upin jail.
The Clark group faulted some alleged grievances expressed by the governors: “For instance, the claim by the governors that President Jonathan should award the governors, their cronies and family perpetual injunction from EFCC and police prosecution against corruption, embezzlement of public funds and criminal enrichment is condemnable; we wonder how the President could stop EFCC from investigating people alleged to have engaged in corruption.
“Also, the demand that the President should renounce his 2015 presidential re-election bid inspite of his eligibility to contest is very condemnable. They insisted that the call for Tukur’s resignationcannot be a thing that someone should liken to a genuine grievance.”. Read more....

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Trust was broken but heart will mend!

Why attacking the man now. Desperate old men that only have their own interest at heart.

GEJ is in 4 bigger troubles if he fails to mend broken walls as early as possible, even d BOT chair is nw challenging his positions on some issues, I predict more attack nd counter-attacks even within d fold of his loyalists; Jonathan still has a lot to learn as a politician he's just too weak 2 b re-elected God forbid it ever happens

^^ lol

We are interested in electricity, Security, Social Benefits, Medicare and Education. The PDP bad eggs should let the President focus on Governance.

Greedy People.

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The Renegade 6 outing governors should resign from the PDP, and join hell Rufai in the APC. The EFCC should also investigate petitions from such eye witnesses as Barrister Nyesom Wike, against Governor Amechi. This grandstanding of the r6 may actually be a strategy to prevent the EFCC from investigating them.