The Peoples Democratic Party on Wednesday insisted that Tony Nwoye remained its candidate for the November 16, 2013 Anambra State governorship election.
The National Publicity Secretary of the PDP, Olisa Metuh, made this known when he spoke with newsmen in Abuja.
Metuh said that Dr. Amanchukwu Ezekiel would serve as Nwoye’s running mate.
He stressed that the party`s National Working Committee had directed its legal team to handle all court litigations concerning the issue.
The party spokesman maintained that the NWC would stand on the primaries conducted and supervised by the party.
He, however, said that the party would not be distracted by the “uproar” at the National Assembly on September 17.
Metuh said: “Because we are doing reconciliation, we will refrain from commenting on the actions of our aggrieved brothers.
“Our party has a constitution, which says that we should not engage in unauthorised publicity of party dispute.
“For now, we will keep quiet.”
He expressed optimism that the crisis within the party`s ranks would be resolved soon, adding that the reconciliation process was still ongoing.
Metuh said: “We think that the differences are for us to resolve them so that we can move forward.
“So, we are very optimistic.
“The party has offered a platform for these people to serve their states and the party at the highest level.
“I believe that they are grateful and that at the end of the day, the debt they are owning this party is more than they had given.
“So, they must take that into consideration.”
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