Source; Punch, The meeting President Muhammadu Buhari held with the All
Progressives Congress members in the House of Representatives on Monday failed
to resolve the leadership crisis in the lower chamber of the National Assembly.
At
the end of the meeting which lasted about 20 minutes, members of the two
factions in the House stuck to their different positions and interpreted the
President’s message to them during the closed-door meeting in a manner that
suited their camps.
A
mild drama played out as members of the different factions struggled to grant
interviews to State House correspondent.
The
thrust of their positions was that the President directed them to remain with
the party with a view to ensuring that the APC delivers the promised change to
Nigerians.
A
leader of one of the factions and former Minority Leader, Mr. Femi
Gbajabiamila, later told journalists that the meeting dwelt extensively on
party supremacy, adding that before the end of the day, Nigerians would be
briefed on the decision reached.
He
said, “We are still talking. But I think this is the first time everybody is
coming together in a cordial atmosphere. We came together for the first time as
one family, with a lot of camaraderie. I think we are almost at the point where
all of these would be behind us, hopefully by tomorrow (Tuesday).
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