A chieftain of the Peoples
Democratic Party (PDP), Senator Lekan Balogun today warned that the current
internal wrangling in the party may break the country if not quickly nipped in
the bud.
He accused members of G-7
of being parochial.
Speaking with newsmen in Ibadan, the party chieftain said the crisis was not
that of the party but for the country.
According to him, if the
warring parties are not reconciled in the next two months,the crisis will
explode to become national problem.
The PDP chieftain who took
swipe on the G-7 over the crisis, said members were pursuing personal interest
against global interest.
He said members were
desperate for power, adding three of them were targeting the presidency while
another is interested in vice president slot.
He said it was unfortunate
that those who were opposing President Goodluck Jonathan were too temperament
and displayed a lot of egoism.
He said
they had abandoned democratic practice and norms.
Balogun who noted some
people have opposed Jonathan's second ambition because he had been swore in
twice, said they ought to have sought the judiciary's interpretation of the law
rather than engaging in parochial and selfish interest.
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