PDP NWC Member Backtracks, Rescinds Resignation

.The Deputy National Publicity Secretary of the opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Prince Diran Odeyemi, who was among the seven members of the National Working Committee (NWC) to resign from the party, has withdrawn his resignation.

Greenwhitegreen had on Tuesday reported that no fewer than seven members of the National Working Committee of the PDP resigned from the opposition party.

However, Prince Odeyemi has now withdrawn his resignation from being a member of the PDP NWC.

The PDP Deputy National Publicity Secretary, who made this known in a letter dated August 4, 2021, declared his readiness to work with the National Chairman, Prince Uche Secondus-led National Working Committee of the party, to ensure a successful National Convention, which will usher in new national officers.

He further noted that his decision to withdraw his resignation was taken in view of the activation of the internal method of resolving issues by PDP leaders across Nigeria.

Odeyemi stated, “I write to withdraw my letter of Resignation as the Deputy National Publicity Secretary of our great party.

“This decision is taken in view of the activation of the internal method of resolving issues by our leaders across the length and breadth of Nigeria.

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“I also wish to state expressly that whatever embarrassment the resignation has caused the party, its leaders, members and supporters are highly regretted,” he said.

The PDP Deputy National Publicity Secretary added, “Most importantly, in view of the fact that the tenure of myself and other members of the present National Working Committee (NWC) will expire in another three months, it is my view that the boat should not be rocked under any guise.

“Consequently, I pledge my loyalty and commitment to the party and the Prince Uche Secondus led NWC and will continue to play my roles to ensure a successful National Convention, which will usher in new national officers.

“May God endow our leaders with the wisdom to navigate the ship of the party to a safe harbour. Amen,” the letter read.

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