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Former National Publicity Secretary of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Kola Ologbondiyan, has alleged that the party’s interim Chairman, Umar Damagum, triggered the issue by directing Sam Anyanwu to resume as National Secretary.
It was noted that Anyanwu and Sunday Ude-Okoye have been at odds over who should hold the position of PDP National Secretary.
On Tuesday, Damagum led a high-powered PDP delegation to the Independent National Electoral Commission’s (INEC) headquarters to seek a resolution to the problem.
Damagum directed Anyanwu to resume his responsibilities at the PDP National Secretariat, but FCT Minister Nyesom Wike objected to the directive.
Wike argued that Damagum cannot issue such an order because Anyanwu is not his appointee.
However, in an interview with Arise Television, Ologbondiyan stated that Damagum violated the PDP’s constitution by asking Anyanwu to resume his duties as National Secretary.
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He stated, “When it comes to our party’s crisis, I believe the floodgates have been opened because Damagum’s unilaterally commanding Anyanwu to resume office as National Secretary violated the party’s constitution. I can’t articulate the implications.
“The NEC, which is superior to the National Working Committee and second only to the party’s national convention, made a decision at its 99th meeting, held at Legacy House in Abuja.
“It stated, well, we have taken the report of the Southeast who are complaining that their nomination was not approved, therefore at the next NEC meeting on June 30th, we will now make a decision.
“How can a chosen group of individuals go and sit somewhere so that the person whose office is in dispute can resume?
“This is outside the resolution of the NEC, do we still have a party?”
