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PDP National Secretary Okoye, others urges Jandor to rescind resignation stance
Prominent chieftains of the Peoples Democratic Party visited Dr. Abdul-Azeez Olajide Adediran (JANDOR) on Wednesday urging him to rescind his resignation stance.
The visit was sequel Jandor’s official resignation from the PDP over the party leader’s to uphold integral principles.
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A high powered delegation of PDP members who visited Jandor included; Hon. Ude Okoye, a former National Publicity Secretary of the party and a veteran journalist, Hon. Kola Ologbodiyan, a former member of the House of Representative, Hon. Shina Peller among other prominent PDP Chieftains.
In a statement signed by Jandor’s spokesperson Gbenga Ogunleye, it was disclosed that the PDP delegation, pleaded with him to rescind his decision to quit the party.
The members of the delegation who visited Dr Adediran in his Abuja office although acknowledged the justifications of his resignation from the PDP, however implored him to reconsider the option of staging a comeback.
While appreciating the show of love and camaraderie, JANDOR assures the delegation of his willingness and readiness to collaborate with his friends in his future political journey notwithstanding the difference in political alignment.
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