Mu'azu Dares PDP Members To Form Faction Party

The National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Alhaji Adamu Mu’azu, and the party’s National Working Committee (NWC) on Sunday said he will not resign despite the threat of some members to form a faction of the party.

Adamu Mu’azu

Muazu, who spoke through  Mr. Tony Amadi, his Special Adviser on Media, in an interview with Punch, said that he would not resign despite the threat of some members to form a faction of the
party.
The national chairman said that the PDP would be buried if  he should resign.
In a swift reaction to his statement, Ekiti State Governor, Ayodele Fayose, said, “The PDP cannot break under any circumstance. Secondly, Mu’azu as chairman or not, cannot and will not break the PDP. Mu’azu is not a force enough to break PDP.”
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“How can a man who cannot win his ward, local government and state say the PDP will be buried if he resigns?” he asked.
But Mu’azu insisted that he would not resign. He said:“The only reason Mu’azu doesn’t want to resign is because if he does, those who want the PDP buried will succeed.”
Mu’azu’s
adviser said the national chairman was not the problem of PDP, adding that what should be the priority of genuine party leaders should be how to rebuild it.
Mu’azu lashed out at Fayose and other chieftains of the party calling for his resignation.
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Mu’azu asked, “Why are these people trying to create problems for themselves and the outgoing President? The President has said let us sheathe our swords; that is why we have not said anything for the past one week and we obeyed the President. He is our leader; why are they doing this?”
Rumours are rife that the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) governors have concluded plans to dump the party over the refusal of the National Chairman, Alhaji Adamu Mu’azu, to throw in the towel amidst protests from the state chief executives. 
However there were reports of a possible break-up of the party in the nearest future as the governors seem to have had a enough and are willing to form a new party.
The former ruling party has been faced with a crisis following the outcome from the 2015 general elections, with many senior members of the party blaming him for the loss, and demanding his resignation.
The national chairman has repeatedly fired back at his critics insisting he would not resign despite the pressure being mounted on him to do so.
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