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Friday, February 7, 2014

Jonathan may meet Amaechi soon

President Goodluck Jonathan may meet the Governor of Rivers State Mr.
Rotimi Amaechi soon,The Metro has learnt
A source at the meeting the President had with the governors elected
on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party at the Presidential
Villa, Abuja, on Tuesday night, disclosed this to our correspondent.

Going by the tune of the meeting, the source said the President might
initiate a meeting with Amaechi soon.

The source, who is close to the President, told our correspondent that
the President was asked to make peace with anyone capable of helping
him to win the 2015 presidential election.

This, he said, was one of the decisions reached at the meeting between
the PDP governors and the President.

The source, who was one of the governors at the meeting, told our
correspondent that the expected meeting with Amaechi might start with
the leadership of the party.

"The President, at the meeting, was made to know that there is crisis
in the party and that we need to work harder if we are dreaming of
winning the 2015 elections," the governor added.

Meanwhile, there were indications that governors elected on the
platform of the PDP aided the removal of the Commissioner of Police in
charge of Rivers State, Mr. Joseph Mbu.
Investigations by our correspondent in Abuja showed that the governors
at their meeting with Jonathan on Tuesday night, advised the President
to give approval for the redeployment of the controversial CP.

The meeting was held at the Presidential Villa.
The governor said that it was difficult for them to convince the
President to redeploy Mbu.

The governor said that they told the President that it would be wrong
for him(the President) to give the country the impression that only a
commissioner of police was capable of working for him among the entire
police force in the country.

He said, " It was difficult for us to convince the President about the
need to transfer Mbu. He felt it was not right doing so, saying it
could also confirm some people's belief that he does not stand by
those who work for him."

Asked why the CP was not posted to another state, he said none of the
governors at the meeting agreed to accept him.

Besides, he said that "we felt that any state he (Mbu) is posted to
will have the feeling that he is coming to wreck havoc."
He said this could be the reason why the CP was redeployed to Abuja,
which he said, was considered to be a neutral ground.

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