He also alleged that Sheriff’s sympathisers are people with questionable characters, adding that PDP will continue to wax strong.
PDP remains strong and united - Governor says
Wike also alleged that Sheriff’s sympathisers are people with questionable characters, adding that PDP will continue to wax strong.
The Governor of Rivers state, Nyesom Wike
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Wike said “We have seen that there is a hidden agenda. But nobody can destroy the PDP. PDP will wax stronger. Those around the former acting National Chairman have questionable character. They are people who think that they can use the judiciary to cause crisis.
“In my entire political career , I have never seen a man with many opponents as Ali Modu Sheriff should apologise to the party.”
Wike told journalists that the decision to remove Sheriff was in the interest of the PDP.
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He accused Sheriff of trying to make himself bigger than the party.
A Federal High Court sitting in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, has ordered Sheriff not to parade himself as the party's chairman.
The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Rivers State also undefinedwhich held in the state on May 21, 2016.
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