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Some days ago, it was all dram when the PDP chairman said he wasn't going to resign from his office even where there were indications that he was directly asked by the president to do so. Well he finally have caved in.

The source according to 247UREPORT has it that the embattled Chairman was forced to step down following a brief meeting with Mr. President who impressed on him that he must resign of face the consequences. As gathered, the President had reminded the embattled chairman of a letter from the Independent National Electoral Commission [INEC] stating that the national executive council of the PDP was illegally constituted. Mr. President told the embattled Chairman that the letter can be recalled into play.

The embattled chairman was reported to remain adamant until it was revealed to him that the national executive council and the national working committee were readying to cast a vote of no-confidence on Thursday January 16, 2014 against him. To avert the vote of no confidence, Bamanga Tukur hurried a resignation letter – and dated his resignation for January 15, 2014 – after the Muslim holiday.

http://www.dailytimes.com.ng/article/breaking-news-pdp-chairman-bamanga-tukur-resigns