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Trouble Everywhere: See The NWC Members That Voted For The Resignation Of Secondus
 
																								
												
												
											Trouble Everywhere: See The NWC Members That Voted For The Resignation Of Secondus
Sequel to the meeting held on the 3rd of August 2021 at the legacy house where members of the National working committee (NWC) sat and decided that a meeting of the National working committee (NWC) should be held on the 8th of August 2021 at Hilton to further deliberate on the matter bedeviling the party, the meeting held and extensively deliberated, 9 members of the National working committee (NWC) agreed that the National Chairman Prince Uche Secondus has grossly mismanaged the party, highly incompetent, factionalized the party and has lost the confidence of members of the party.
 
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The matter of his resignation was put to vote, 6 members voted that he should resign and 3 members abstained from voting, therefore the meeting resolved to forward the resolution taken on the 8th day of August to the governor’s forum, the BOT, the national assembly caucus of both house of reps and the senate.
We call on all members of the party to remain calm as the party leadership is working tirelessly to resolve the leadership crisis.
In attendance were.
(1). Sen. Suleiman Nazif– deputy national chairman (north)
(2). Sen. Umar Ibrahim Tsauri — National secretary
(3). Alh. Mai Adamu Mustapha –National Auditor
(4). Abdulahi Maibasira — National Financial Secretary
(5). Rt. Hon. S.K.E. Udeh-Okoye —-National youth leader
(6). Amb. Taofiq Arapaja –National vice-chairman (SW)
(7). Chief Dr. Ali Odefa National vice-chairman (SE)
(8). Chief Dan Osi Orbih –National vice-chairman (SS)
(9). Chief Theophilus Dakas National vice-chairman (NC)
Those who voted in favor that Prince Uche Secondus should resign were:
(1). Sen. Suleiman Nazif –Deputy National chairman (N)
(2). Alh. Mai Adamu Mustapher –National Auditor
(3). Rt. Hon. S.K.E Udeh- Okoye
(4). Amb. Taofiq Arapaja –National Vice Chairman (SW)
(5). Chief Dan Orbih National Vice Chairman (SS)
(6). Chief Dr. Ali Odefa National vice Chairman (SE)
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