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Former Vice President, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar Monday met with the All Progressives Congress National Chairman, Chief John Odigie-Oyegun and other members of the National Working Committee.
According to NewTelegraph, the meeting was behind closed doors at the National Headquarters of the party in Abuja.
The former Vice President was accompanied to the meeting by the governor of Adamawa State, Senator Muhammad Umar Jubrila and his personal staff.
Although the former Vice President and National Working Committer members of the APC declined to speak on the meeting that lasted for over 20 minutes, an insider stated that is has to do with 2019 presidential election and Atiku’s comment on restructuring of Nigeria.
The source, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, stated that the party expressed concern over the story attributed to him on restructuring of Nigeria.
According to the source, the leadership of the party told him that they and the presidency were not happy with his position on restructuring. He was told that such issue was what he would have suggested to the party or the presidency as an advice and not speak to the media on it.
According to NewTelegraph, the meeting was behind closed doors at the National Headquarters of the party in Abuja.
The former Vice President was accompanied to the meeting by the governor of Adamawa State, Senator Muhammad Umar Jubrila and his personal staff.
Although the former Vice President and National Working Committer members of the APC declined to speak on the meeting that lasted for over 20 minutes, an insider stated that is has to do with 2019 presidential election and Atiku’s comment on restructuring of Nigeria.
The source, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, stated that the party expressed concern over the story attributed to him on restructuring of Nigeria.
According to the source, the leadership of the party told him that they and the presidency were not happy with his position on restructuring. He was told that such issue was what he would have suggested to the party or the presidency as an advice and not speak to the media on it.
