PDP Constitutes Special Reconciliation Committee for Lagos and Osun States


April 14, 2022

Press Statement

The National Working Committee (NWC) of our great Party, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has constituted a Special Reconciliation Committee (SRC) to address certain issues in both Lagos and Osun States chapters of our Party.

The Reconciliation Committee is charged with the responsibility of reconciling all our various stakeholders including aspirants in the just concluded State Congress and Governorship Primary Election respectively in Lagos and Osun States.

The members of the committee are

Composition

1.Eyitayo Jegede, SAN – Chairman

2.H.E. Chief Mrs. Mutiat Ladoja – Member

3.Barr. Monsuru Olakukoyi – Member

4.Alhaji Chief Kunmi Mustapha- Member

  1. Hon. Tolagbe Animasahun -Member

6.Hon. Awila Banigo – Member

7.Elder Olusola Sunday Soledolu- Member

  1. Barr. Mrs. Abimbola Lanre Balogun – Member
  2. Dr. Kayode Adaramodu -Secretary
  3. Hon. Adegbite Adedamola – Administrative Secretary

The PDP charges all stakeholders and teeming members of our Party in both states to remain focused and continue to present a common front for the task ahead.

Signed:

Hon. Debo Ologunagba

National Publicity Secretary

 

 

 

 

April 14, 2022

Press Statement

Dissolution of Anambra State PDP Caretaker Committee

The National Working Committee (NWC) of our great Party, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), at its meeting held on Wednesday, April 13, 2022 approved the dissolution of the Anambra State PDP Caretaker Committee pursuant to the expiration of its tenure.

Consequently, the NWC has approved the composition of New State Caretaker Committee to pilot the affairs of the Party in Anambra State.

The membership of the New Caretaker Committee will be announced shortly.

All stakeholders and our teeming members of our Party in Anambra State are to take note.

Signed:

Hon. Debo Ologunagba

National Publicity Secretary

 

 

 

PRESIDENT BUHARI REASSURES NON-INTERFERENCE IN COURT MATTERS

President Muhammadu Buhari says the Executive arm of the government will continue to respect the judiciary within the boundaries laid out in the Constitution in order to strengthen the country’s democracy.

Speaking Thursday evening at the Iftar dinner he hosted for the leadership of the nation’s judiciary, at the end of the daily fasting, President Buhari said, “I assure you that I have tremendous respect for the judiciary,” adding that order and discipline in society can only be established when the law applies to all, irrespective of position or status, who you are or who you like and without fear or favor.

“I try to keep my distance from you to avoid the perception of interference,” said the President, adding that he was satisfied with the painstaking adherence to due processes by our courts.

The Chief Justice of the Federation, Justice (Dr) Ibrahim Tanko Mohammed attested to the President’s non-interference in judicial matters, saying that “in all your years in office, at no time, no moment did Mr. President or any other person from you attempt to talk or ask for favors from the courts. We can recall no such attempt by you or anyone on your to interfere with judicial decisions.

“This is a mark of your maturity and sagacity. I am convinced that as you do with the judiciary, so is the case with ministries and other agencies of government.

“With leaders like you who do not interfere with judicial decisions the country can rest assured that all is well.”

Justice Mohammed assured the President that Justices of the Supreme Court and Judges across the court system were doing their best in handling cases before them.

“We try not to delay. No case whatsoever is unduly delayed and all are delivered within the times allotted by the constitution. We are satisfied that we are discharging our responsibilities the way the constitution wants them to be done,” reassured the Chief Justice.

Garba Shehu

Senior Special Assistant to the President

(Media & Publicity)

April 14, 2022


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