Gov. Ugwuanyi holds peace meeting after PDP chieftains’ fracas

Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi of Enugu Monday met with the warring chieftains of the Peoples Democratic Occasion in the Aninri native authorities set.

The peace meeting, convened in step with his peace initiative, had engendered reconciliation among the contributors.

Disputes erupted for the interval of the PDP month-to-month council meeting over the weekend at Ndeaboh, leaving just a few occasion contributors wounded in the ensuing fracas.

The meeting, intelligent the faction led by the LGA chairman, Benneth Ajah, and the one led by the lawmaker representing Aninri Constituency in the Apartment of Meeting, Chinedu Okwu, offered the platform for the contributors to desk their grievances forward of the governor.

Mr Ugwuanyi urged them to embrace peace and work together as brothers for the occasion’s development, the council set and the command.

Of their separate comments, the warring contributors pledged to abide by the governor’s resolution on the meeting to resolve the issues amicably.

They also pledged to abide by the governor’s directives in terms of the PDP primaries in the command and the 2023 fashioned elections.

They thanked the governor for his commitment and resilience in resolving issues in the council set and apologised to him for the dissimilarity that ensued on the weekend.

They assured him that the unlucky incident would now not happen again. As piece of the resolutions on the meeting, Mr Ugwuanyi directed that non-PDP contributors would possibly still be allowed at occasion meetings.

He extra directed that the suspension of occasion executives in Oduma Ward IV be lifted. The governor said Victor Okoro remained the chairman of the occasion in the set.

He urged the chieftains to crimson meat up Mr Okoro to invent the set and promote peace and unity among the opposite people.

(NAN)