Be Prepared For Legal War Till 2019- Kashamu Warns PDP Leaders
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Leaders of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) have been warned to forget about quick resolution of the intra-party crisis rocking the opposition party, but prepare to continue the ongoing legal war in the fight for the soul of the party even up to 2019.
Should that eventually be the case, the various legal tussles in various courts across the country will adversely affect the chances of the party at the general elections.
He warned party leaders to seek genuine reconciliation rather than the self-deceit they are currently engaging in, in the name of reconciliation.
Prince Buruji Kashamu, Senator, representing Ogun East Senatorial District, gave the warning Wednesday while reviewing the outcome of the meeting held by members of the party’s Board of Trustees (BoT) in Abuja on Monday.
Buruji in a statement issued on the infractions within the party, which he personally signed, said the decision by the BoT to hold the next national convention in Abuja without resolving the crisis within the party may even complicate the crisis rather than resolve it.
“The outcome of such a convention will not be different from the botched Port Harcourt conventions where the process was manipulated towards achieving a predetermined end,” he predicted.
The BoT at the end of its meeting on Monday had passed a vote of confidence on the National Caretaker Committee just as it also mandated the relocation of the National Convention of the party to Abuja.
The last two unsuccessful conventions were held in Port-Harcourt.
He insisted that the BoT by the pronouncements did not act to expected level of party members given their constitutional role as conscience of the party.
“To say the least, those pronouncements neither portrayed a genuine spirit of reconciliation nor were they expected from our leaders who are the conscience and the respected leading lights of the party” he said.
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