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PDP in Disarray as $200M Bribe Tears Mua’azu, Deputy Apart

Admin March 17, 2015

mua'zuNational Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Dr. Adamu Mu’azu,

popularly called “Game Changer” and his Deputy, Chief Uche Secondus are

currently at loggerheads over $200 Million (Two Hundred Million Dollars)

bribe from several aspirants seeking the party’s ticket.

Mu’azu, the former Governor of Bauchi State, who took over the helms of

affairs of the PDP from Alhaji Bamanga Tukur, allegedly collected $200

Million from several aspirants seeking the Party’s ticket and did not

share with his Deputy.

It was gathered from some aggrieved Aspirants who did not clinch the PDP

tickets that Governorship and National Assembly Aspirants paid as much as

$10 Million to the Chairman as fees to facilitate the picking of preferred

Delegates and electoral officers.

The National Chairman allegedly failed to deliver on his promises after

pocketing the huge sums.

Ndudi Eleumelu, a Governorship Aspirant in Delta State paid a whooping

N750 Million and the case ended up with the Economic and Financial Crimes

Commission, EFCC.

Sources told Pointblanknews.com that the issue came to the fore when some

of the PDP aspirants complained to President Goodluck Jonathan about how

they were defrauded having paid huge sums for the PDP ticket and yet could

not secure the party’s flag.

Irked by the revelations from the Aspirants who recently met with him, the

President had summoned the PDP hierarchy.

A source told Pointblanknews.com that the President was particularly

miffed after he had received a complaint from General T.Y Danjuma who had

complained that few days before the Governorship Primaries in Taraba

State, he had received words that after paying huge sums for his

candidate, the National Chairman was making clandestine moves to deny his

candidate the ticket.

It is not immediately known how much the retired General doled out for

his candidate. But sources told Pointblanknews.com that the amount was

huge and that the former Defence Minister had threatened to go to the

press.

However, at the meeting with the President, sources confirmed that Party

officials were shocked that the National Chairman had collected such huge

sums without their knowledge.

Deputy National Chairman, Chief Secondus was particularly angered that he

has severally suffered short-change from the National Chairman and vowed to take a pound of flesh.

At the end of the meeting, sources told Pointblanknews.com that the

President immediately directed that anyone who had collected money from

any aspirants should as a matter of urgency return same.

A candidate from Delta State confirmed to Pointblanknews.com that he has

since been refunded almost N1Billion he dolled out to the Party hierarchy.

It is not known yet if all the Aspirants who paid for tickets have been

refunded.

Up till the time of going to press, the National Chairman and his Deputy

do not speak to each other.

According to a source at the Party National Headquarters in Abuja, “It is

hard to reconcile both leaders now because of the campaigns now. Perhaps

after the campaign, the leadership of the party will meet and reconcile

them,” a source privy to the development told Pointblanknews.com.

The source added, “that is what has been happening here since 1999.

Aspirants always pay. Mu’azu is not the first even if he is removed today;

any other person who takes over will do the same. They all collect money.

Even Secondus who is complaining today has been collecting.”

Efforts to reach both men were not successful as their phones were both

switched off.

 

 

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