If feeders from different sources are true, then Akwa Ibom State chapter of the PDP may not yet have nominated its flagbearer for the 2015 governorship polls. This is as a result of the action of several other contestants in the said primaries which took place on the 8th of December, 2014.
An online source, has confirmed what may appear in one of today's national daily, owing to the fact that a court action yesterday in Abuja, must have put the jubilant former managing director of Zenith Bank, Mr Udom Emmanuel who is believed to have won the primaries on "hold" till January 2015.

Here:
A High Court of the Federal Capital Territory
sitting at Kubwa,on Friday restrained the
Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), from
forwarding to the Independent National
Electoral Commission (INEC), the result of
Akwa Ibom State Special Congress held for
the election of its governorship candidate for
2015 election.
Akwa Ibom state PDP chapter had on
December 8 held the convention for the
purpose of producing a gubernatorial
candidate in the state for the 2015 general
elections.
Justice Y. Halilu who granted an ex-parte
application that was filed by a chieftain of
the PDP in Akwa Ibom State, Chief Ime
Effiong Ekanem, ordered the party not to
send the outcome of the said congress or
the name of any one as it gubernatorial
candidate for the state until January 5, when
the substantive suit will he heard.
Cited as defendants in the suit were the PDP,
its National Chairman and the National
Secretary of the party.
Besides, Justice Halilu, issued an order for
the substituted service of the motion on
notice, originating summons, and all other
processes in the suit on the 2nd and 3rd
defendants by serving same on the office of
the Legal Adviser of the PDP at its
heaquarters in Abuja.
He however declined request for the
abridgement of time for hearing of the case,
saying the prayer could not stand in view of
the Christmas and New year break.
“All processes and the Originating Summons
shall be filed and served before the next
adjourned date”, the Judge ordered.
The orders were made Friday after the court
heard the motion ex-parte dated and filed
December 10, together with affidavit in
support and an affidavit of urgency that was
deposed to by one Elvis Lifu Egodo, a
litigation officer with Messrs Rickey Tarfa &
Co, counsel to the plaintiff.
Source: Nigerianewstoday

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Hmmm. Please don't heat up the polity. Ejo ooo!