The National Executive Committee, NEC, of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, yesterday, resolved to bring the term of the Ali Modu Sheriff-led executive of the party to an end on May 21.
The party’s NEC, at the end of its 69th regular meeting also took umbrage at what it described as the large-scale human rights abuses in the country and resolved to stand with all those the party claimed were being oppressed.
The party in furtherance of that goal called for the immediate release of the four PDP members of Ekiti State House of Assembly who the party alleged are unjustly being held by security agencies of the Federal Government.
The party’s assertions came as the Deputy President of the Senate, Senator Ike Ekweremadu, vowed that the party would mobilise all its resources to ensure that it stops the country from drifting towards totalitarianism.
Ekweremadu, in his welcome remarks at the NEC meeting, yesterday, also lauded the party on its string of successes in recent re-run elections.
PDP Chairmanship: Ali-Modu Sheriff"s tenure to end May 21
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