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PDP chair: We’ll do everything to ensure Atiku returns to us, says ‘he is being underutilised in APC’

Ibrahim Ahmadu by Ibrahim Ahmadu
July 24, 2017
in Breaking News, News, Politics
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The Adamawa State chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party said it would reach out to former Vice-President, Atiku Abubakar, to woo him back to the party.
Chairman of the chapter, Alhaji Abdulrahman Bobboi, made this known on Monday while answering questions from journalists in Yola.
Bobboi said the wooing became necessary for Abubakar to contribute his quota to nation building.
He said that the former vice-president was being underutilised in the All Progressives Congress and needed to return to PDP where his services were needed.
Bobboi said: “Atiku is a founding member of PDP and we want him back; we are not going to give him a breathing space until he comes back as he is currently being underutilised in APC. We are going to reach out to him right from his ward to come back to PDP.” 
The chairman, who lauded the Supreme Court verdict recognising Senator Ahmed Makarfi as the National Chairman of the party, said PDP would bounce back and wax much stronger.
He said that the party at the state level would constitute a reconciliation committee under the chairmanship of former Governor Boni Haruna to bring back all aggrieved members.
Bobboi explained that other committees to be constituted include congress committee, convention committee and disciplinary committee.

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