Peoples Democratic Party Chairman, Uche Secondus, did not get a royal treatment at its Caucus Meeting on Friday as he was not allowed to preside.
This was in spite of the decision of a court in Kebbi State which upheld his chairmanship.
The ruling came after a court in Rivers State had stopped him.
It was, however, Elder Yemi Akinwonmi who presided over the meeting as Acting National Chairman.
The National Caucus is made up of members of the Board of Trustees (BoT), the National Working Committee (NWC), the PDP Governors Forum and National Assembly members.
Others include former principal officers of the National Assembly, former Governors, former Ministers and former national chairmen of the party.
According to ‘The Nation’, Secondus arrived the party secretariat in the morning and headed straight to his office, apparently with a view to presiding over the meeting, slated to commence later in the day.
“He had received Akinwonmi, who arrived the secretariat much later, and the chairman of the BoT, Senator Walid Jibrin in his office shortly before the meeting started.
“Before the meeting, which was held at the NEC Hall, started, Akinwonmi announced that “a letter” was served on him the previous day, which he wanted the members to discuss before the meeting,” it added.
