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Prince Uche Secondus, Deputy National Chairman of Nigeria's ruling Peoples Democratic Party,PDP on Saturday said that President Goodluck Jonathan will contest the 2015 presidential elections as he never signed a one term agreement with anybody.
Speaking to Journalists in Port Harcourt, Secondus said, "I am not aware of any agreement that President Jonathan entered into with anyone or group in 2011 that he will only serve as President for one term. I have also not seen any agreement. No one or group has been able to produce such a document. The PDP has no knowledge of such a document.
On the move being made by the PDP to bring back former members to its fold, Secondus said that the National Chairman of the party, Alhaji Adamu Mu’azu, had been reaching out the defectors. He however insisted that the defection of former PDP governors would not affect the fortunes of the ruling party.
"The governors, like every other Nigerian, have one vote. The governors do not keep the votes of those who will vote in the villages and towns in their states in their respective government houses. They vote on election day like any other voter. So, we should not give a man the powers that he does not deserve", Secondus added.
Speaking to Journalists in Port Harcourt, Secondus said, "I am not aware of any agreement that President Jonathan entered into with anyone or group in 2011 that he will only serve as President for one term. I have also not seen any agreement. No one or group has been able to produce such a document. The PDP has no knowledge of such a document.
On the move being made by the PDP to bring back former members to its fold, Secondus said that the National Chairman of the party, Alhaji Adamu Mu’azu, had been reaching out the defectors. He however insisted that the defection of former PDP governors would not affect the fortunes of the ruling party.
"The governors, like every other Nigerian, have one vote. The governors do not keep the votes of those who will vote in the villages and towns in their states in their respective government houses. They vote on election day like any other voter. So, we should not give a man the powers that he does not deserve", Secondus added.