Former governor of Delta State,
Chief James Ibori has been included as a member of the national convention
planning committee for Saturday’s special convention of Peoples Democratic
Party, PDP.
Ibori returned to the country few
months ago after serving a four-year jail term in a British prison.
He was listed as No 41 in the
main organizing committee of the PDP.
Saturday’s non-elective national
convention is put together by the opposition party to extend the tenure of the
Makarfi-led National Caretaker Committee to enable them conduct the elective
convention which is speculated to hold in November.
The convention will also to see
to the amendment of the party’s constitution.
The former Delta State Governor
who has not attended any political meeting at the national headquarters since
he returned to the country, and was absent at the inaugural meeting of the
committee last Wednesday.
The committee is headed by the
Delta State governor, Ifeanyi Okowa.
Former Media Aide to Ibori, Tony
Eluemunor, who reacted to the inclusion of his former principal in the
committee, told reporters that Ibori’s nomination in the committee was normal
and that he had not left the party.
Eluemunor added that Ibori was
equally invited to the last National Executive Committee, NEC, meeting, even
though he didn’t attend.
He said, “It is a privilege given
to every former PDP governor. Ibori is a former governor and he has not left
PDP.
“So, there is nothing unusual in
his name being included in the list. He was invited to the last NEC meeting but
he did not attend.”
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