Politics
APC Crisis: Buni, Malami, Emefiele To Meet With Buhari In UK

The Governor of Yobe State, Mai Mala Buni, is expected to meet with President Muhammadu Buhari in London, the United Kingdom over the leadership crisis in the All Progressives Congress.
According to the Nation, sources revealed that the embattled APC leader was expected to return to Nigeria on Wednesday after his medical trip to Dubai, but he changed his mind.
A source said, “He will now travel to London to meet with President Muhammadu Buhari on the situation in the party.”
It was stated that the Minister of Justice and Attorney-General of the Federation, Abubakar Malami has arrived in London to also meet with President Buhari.
Another official believed to be traveling to London is the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Governor, Godwin Emefiele.
It could not be confirmed whether the CBN governor had arrived in London to meet with the President.
A source said, “Instead of coming home, Buni went London to state his own side of the crisis in the party and hear from the President on whether or not he directed that he should leave office. He has also gone there with facts and figures on the situation of the party.
“He has insisted that no verbal or written directive was given to him by the President. He said he cannot depend on third party information. He wants to know his fate directly from the President.
“I think Buni and his backers have succeeded in breaking some protocol barriers to see the President, who has been under pressure to hear the other side to APC crisis.
“Buni confided in some governors and few loyalists that he would clarify a few things in London including court injunction to halt the convention and defiance of presidential directives on the reform of the party.”
-
Politics4 days ago
JUST-IN: George Turnah Welcomes Isaac Amakuro’s Disassociation from G-House Political Family
-
News6 days ago
JUST-IN: Police declare Portable wanted, slam attempted murder and four other alleged offences on him
-
Breaking News6 days ago
Edwin Clark dies at 97
-
Politics7 days ago
REBUTTAL: TEKENANE ABAKA REMAINS SUBSTANTIVE CDC CHAIRMAN OF BILABIRI 1 COMMUNITY
-
Politics7 days ago
It is disrespectful to Nigeria; however, self-respect must come first,” declared Sen Ndume regarding Canada’s refusal to grant a visa to the Chief of Defence Staff.
-
Politics7 days ago
UPDATE: Thirty-six Lagos legislators express their unwavering confidence in the Speaker as the assembly adjourns its plenary session indefinitely.
-
News7 days ago
JUST-IN: Lagos Gets New Commissioner Of Police
-
Politics6 days ago
You Have 72hurs To Resign Your Appointments From Gov Diri’s Govt: Alabh George Turnah Tells Loyalist.