Sule Lamido: Wike, Atiku's meeting was a good sign.

 Sule Lamido, a former governor of Jigawa State, has praised the reconciliation talks between Atiku Abubakar, the PDP's presidential candidate, and Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers State. He said that the gathering at the home of Prof. Jerry Gana, a former minister of information and orientation, was a portent of good things to come. Lamido recounted Jerry Gana's departure from the PDP due to Wike in an interview with The reports on Thursday night. Jerry Gana later rejoined the party after a lot of pleading on the part of Lamido, former Senate President David Mark, and PDP National Chairman Dr. Iyorchia Ayu. "Honestly, I don't know about it," he admitted. The reason Jerry Gana, one of the three remaining PDP founding fathers, hosted the gathering in his home made me the happiest person in the world if it actually took place. The rest are all gone.

He is now getting consciously agitated because he is restoring rationality to the party for which he made his sacrifices and for which his companions perished. "Those are my feelings, and that's okay, because Jerry Gana once left the PDP due to Wike. Iyorchia Ayu, David Mark, and I went and implored him. You see, no other party in Nigeria is more powerful than this one, and you cannot leave because of someone. So, in the end, he is now acting how a leader ought to. He is now genuinely worried about the PDP's plight and is making an extra effort to reconcile any disputes we may have once had.

"I appreciate him for remembering the part he played in the PDP and the legacy of the founding fathers, his fellow brothers who lost their lives during this struggle like Abubakar Rimi, Bola Ige, Alex Ekwueme, and Adamu Ciroma," the author said. Lamido disagreed with calls for Iyorchia Ayu to be fired as well. He said, "I'm not sure. You are only limited by your imagination. Reporting on some news that has the potential to stir up debate and sensation appeals to you. That's what you journalists are doing—creating a crisis so that you can sell more copies of your publications. I tell you, in 1998, when everyone else was following (Sani) Abacha, everyone else was following Abacha's plan for transformation. Iyorchia Ayu was one of the nine founding fathers of the PDP.

"But Iyorchia Ayu, Jerry Gana, and I are the ones, together with the late Abubakar Rimi, Solomon Lar, Bola Ige, Alex Ekwueme, and Adamu Ciroma. "Of the nine people that passed away, three are still alive today. Therefore, we should uphold the PDP's legacy even in honor of those who have passed away and in their remembrance. When you assert that Iyorchia Ayu must be eliminated. By whom, for the love of God? In 1998, where were you? Therefore, this should be more than just fun. "For God's sake, the PDP is a serious party. It is a very serious party. You are not being fair to the party of history and legacy when you start to disgrace the party by demanding that "remove Mr. A, remove Mr. B." Because stirring up controversy just leads to further tension and party division, neither of which are healthy for Nigeria.

Thus, you must take our demands, demands, and behavior seriously. When asked about the Campaign DG's anticipated selection, Lamido responded, "One thing at a time, please. You folks keep coming before us. You constantly asking anticipatory questions in an effort to stir up controversy. We're working to make the party more cohesive.

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