'I may dump PDP,' Governor says
Fayose said he would leave the party if the Supreme Court verdict on the party's leadership tussle favours the Ali Modu Sheriff faction.
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Fayose said he would leave the party if the Supreme Court verdict on the party's leadership tussle favours the Ali Modu Sheriff faction.
The Governor's allegiance is towards the Ahmed Makarfi-led caretaker committee of the party.
He made this known while speaking to newsmen on Tuesday, May 16, in reaction to reports that he has removed the name and logo of the PDP from his campaign office in the state.
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Fayose reportedly removed his mini signposts mounted on Ado and Ikere-Ekiti roads.
He, however, insisted that he remains a bonafide member of the PDP, until the outcome of the court judgement.
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