Drama everywhere...Another major leadership crisis may be brewing in the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, as there are indications that the presidency may be growing wary of the level of loyalty of the party’s National Chairman, Alhaji Adamu Mu’azu, necessitating putting him under close watch, The Punch reports.
According to the report, the presidency may have become uncomfortable with the activities of the chairman, as some members of the party are said to have informed President Goodluck Jonathan of the his double-faced activities.
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The Presidency was said to have taken the decision to place him under watch following reports that the former Bauchi State governor was not fully committed to the second term aspiration of President Jonathan.
According to the report, the President and members of his kitchen cabinets were informed that Mu’azu has not deemed it fit to take any action following the stoning of the President’s convoy in some states in the North, adding that the party’s chairman kept unusually quiet after the stoning of the president’s convoy in Bauchi, his home state.
A source quoted by the report said: “You can see that Mu’azu has not been vociferous in his campaign for the President in the North.
“He has never organised any rally on his own and has never attended any other except those organised by the party which were attended by the President.
“He has remained silent on the stoning of the President’s convoy in Bauchi, Katsina and Taraba states. We have this unclear notion that he’s more interested in having a President from his region than President Jonathan returning. So, we are watching him.”
According to the source, Mu’azu’s suspicious disposition came to limelight on the day the President inaugurated the party’s Presidential Campaign Council.
“Instead of speaking on the task ahead of the party and the campaign, Mu’azu in the full glare of the television and invited guests, lambasted the President and the party,” he added.
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