Ekiti: PDP Nationwide, State Meeting candidates demand dissolution of Atiku Marketing campaign Council

Nationwide and State Meeting candidates of the Peoples Democratic Get together, PDP, in Ekiti State, on Tuesday, raised concern over the composition of the get together’s Presidential Marketing campaign Council within the State.

The candidates for the approaching elections who met in Ado Ekiti, known as for the dissolution of the marketing campaign council, saying as stakeholders within the State, their enter is important within the marketing campaign council.

The assembly was attended by seven out of the 9 Nationwide Meeting candidates and 20 out of the 26 State Home of Meeting candidates .

In a letter titled, “Ekiti: Earlier than it’s too late,” issued to the PDP presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar, the candidates lamented that the candidates of the Social Democratic Get together, SDP, have taken over their roles within the presidential marketing campaign council.

The letter reads partially, “A part of the candidates of the SDP are additionally in shut alliance with the All Progressives Congress, APC with a view to additionally getting funds and dividing PDP votes to allow them to guarantee victory for the APC Nationwide Meeting candidates.

“The implication of the SDP getting funds for the elections of its candidates from each PDP and APC is that our probabilities in our personal elections can be in jeopardy.

“Due to this fact, it can curiosity Your Excellency to know that we, the candidates in Ekiti, will not be working with the Presidential Marketing campaign Council.

“We’re doing our personal issues, placing our destinies in our personal arms as a result of we all know very properly that almost all of these within the Marketing campaign Council are solely inquisitive about election sources not the victory.

“Consequently, we’re demanding that this marketing campaign council be dissolved forthwith to permit our enter as the important thing stakeholders, to avoid wasting the present state of affairs within the State.”