Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, has denied the accusations of tearing the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) apart.
News360 Info reports that Wike spoke while addressing a press briefing on Monday in Abuja.
When asked if he was tearing PDP apart, Wike said he was instead building the party.
The former Governor of Rivers State warned that if PDP’s leadership fails to adhere to the party’s constitution, he would challenge any decision taken.
He said, “No, I’m building it. Why are some people leaving? Their fear is ‘I don’t know who will sign our documents’, because the constitution says correspondence to INEC must be signed by the National Chairman or National Secretary.
“Now you are having a quagmire of who will be the National Secretary. For example, area councils election which is conducted by INEC, who is going to sign the list by INEC?
“If Anyanwu is not signing and another person signs, they will go to court – if we really want this party to survive, why can’t we make sacrifice – let’s not put ourselves under this.
“You want to host NEC – who issues the notice of NEC? If another person issues that notice, we will challenge it. If it’s not the National Secretary, I will challenge it because that’s the law, that’s Supreme Court judgment.
