The
crisis of leadership in the opposition party may be on it's way to
finding a resolution with Ali Modu Sheriff choosen as acting Chairman.
Ali Modu Sheriff
The National caucus of the Peoples Democratic Party have selected
Ali Modu Sheriff to become the next acting chairman of the party.
Sheriff, who was a former governor of Borno State was picked by the
members of the National Caucus who met on Tuesday afternoon at the
party’s national secretariat, Abuja after former EFCC Chairman, Malam
Nuhu Ribadu reportedly turned down the position.
Sheriff's nomination will have to be ratified by the members of the
Board of Trustees and the party's National Working Committee (NEC) who
are currently still meeting to discuss to either reject or accept the
former governor as the party’s chairman.
Sheriff who was a founding member of the ruling All Progressives
Congress has a few controversies around him, as he had been allegedly
been linked to be a sponsor of the dreaded Boko Haram terrorist group.
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