PDP CAUCUS SETS EMERGENCY MEETING OVER TRIBUNAL JUDGEMENTS.

The national leadership of the Peoples Democratic
Party (PDP) has summoned an emergency meeting
of the party’s national caucus.
The meeting, billed to hold on Thursday, is to
discuss what the it described as “the current
onslaught against the party and its candidates in
the last general elections, by the APC-led Federal
Government”.
A statement on Monday by the PDP’s National
Publicity Secretary, Chief Olisa Metuh, said the
meeting will focus on the “unrelenting schemes”
by the APC and its Federal Government to use
some “unpatriotic elements” in the judiciary to
advance their plot to take over states won by the
PDP, particularly Rivers, Akwa-Ibom, Delta, Taraba
and Abia states.
“The meeting is in furtherance of the decision of
the leadership of the party to fully activate its
structures in stiff resistance to the manipulations,
coercions and threats of the APC-led
government.”
The statement added
that it was in line with
the unbending
determination by the PDP not to, in any way
whatsoever, surrender any mandate freely given it
to by the people at any level across the country.