All is not well in the PDP, as there seems to be some disorder in the house, base on some grievances between five Governors and President Jonathan, Senate President David Mark and PDP chairman Adamu Mu'azu over the President’s deal with the senators, that gave them automatic tickets in the 2015 general elections.
The governors are unhappy that the President allowed himself to be blackmailed by some senators who threatened to impeach him if they are not given automatic tickets.
The angry governors are meeting with President Jonathan on Tuesday, to make known their dissatisfaction on the matter which would be meant to get some commitment from him” before his ratification during the December 10 national convention of the PDP.
The commitment they want is for the President to support their governorship candidates, and also make sure that if he wins in 2015, he will not haunt them with anti-corruption agencies after leaving office in 2015.
Two of the aggrieved governors, said that one of the PDP governors from the South-East states has concluded plans to defect to the opposition, the All Progressives Congress.
The governor is said to be angry that he has been prevented from presenting his preferred anointed successor for next year’s governorship election in the state.
He was said to have complained to the President that one of President’s aides and a former governor of the state were colluding with Adamu Mua’zu to install a successor he does not want.
