PDP postpones NEC, BOT meetings to Wednesday; national caucus adjourned
PDP National Caucus will reconvene on Wednesday to continue discussions on the party’s timetable for the 2023 general elections and other important issues.
Its spokesman, Debo Ologunagba, disclosed this while speaking with journalists at the end of the 41st National Caucus meeting held on Monday night in Abuja.
He noted that while the caucus meeting had been adjourned until Wednesday, the National Executive Committee (NEC) and Board of Trustees meeting earlier scheduled for Tuesday to discuss important issues would also hold on Wednesday.
“After effective discussions, we have adjourned the meeting to Wednesday for the continuation of all the issues on the agenda. On Wednesday at 10: a.m. the caucus meeting will hold, thereafter the BoT meeting and then the NEC meeting,” he explained.
The party had earlier fixed its NEC and Board of Trustees meeting for Tuesday.
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