PDP Crisis: Adeleke Distances Self From Makinde’s Remark, Says Damagun’s Planned Removal Stands
Governor Ademola Adeleke has clarified his position on the raging leadership crisis rocking the Peoples Democratic Party(PDP), declaring that he stands by the relevant provisions of the PDP Constitution.
“I stand by the Constitution of our great party which clearly spelt out the succession procedure in case of the exit of an elected chairman.
“I also stand by the resolution of the PDP Governors' Forum of which I am an integral part.

“Our party must adhere to its Constitution at this critical time and at all times. That is the way to build a responsible political party.
Adeleke’s position aligned with the PDP Governors’ Forum alleged plot to remove the acting National Chairman of the Party, Umar Damagun.
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