‘I can leave PDP if I want,’ Governor says
Fayose also said that he would not hesitate to leave the party if it was handed over to those who are determined to destroy it.
Ayodele Fayose
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“I am still a member of the PDP and still the Chairman of the PDP governor’s forum, there are no two sides to it,” Fayose said on Wednesday, May 16, during a meeting with students and youths in the state.
“But the strategy for 2018 poll is strictly my own business. No law says I should not run on the platform of another party if the PDP is no longer a right direction depending on circumstances.
“If they are bent on destroying the PDP, let them go ahead but I will never have anything to do with Senator Sheriff. The party is like a vehicle and the vehicle can’t be more important than the driver," he added.
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Fayose had earlier said that he would leave the PDP if factional chairman, Ali Modu Sheriff wins control of the party at the Supreme Court.
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