Rivers State Governor Nyesome Wike says he will stay and fight in the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
The governor made the position known on Thursday amid calls for him to dump the party over the lingering crisis.
Wike spoke during a meeting of PDP stakeholders in the state at the Government House, Port Harcourt.
This is to dismiss fears that the governor could dump the opposition party over the lingering crisis.
“We will do the fight in the party. We are not like them, when in 2014 they walked out from Eagle Square. They’ve forgotten. They walked out and joined APC.”
The governor said those who run away from fight are weak people and that he would not do so.
The governor noted that the constitution of the party clearly states that elective and party offices must be zoned.
“You have taken the presidential candidate, you have taken party chairman, you have also taken the DG of the campaign. We are talking about party politics.”
Wike said decisions are made by the presidential candidate, party chairman and the DG of the campaign.
“You can put pressure on the BoT chairman to resign when his tenure hasn’t come to an end. But you cannot put pressure on the chairman to resign”, he added.
