The embattled National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Uche Secondus, has agreed to withdraw cases already in court.
Naija News understands that he expressed willingness for an out-of-court settlement during a meeting with former Senate President, David Mark.
Mark had led an eight-member peace committee to the PDP chairman after also meeting with Governor Nyesom Wike, who is reportedly spare-heading moves to get Secondus sacked.
Those in the committee include: former Senate President, Dr Bukola Saraki; a former PDP National Chairman, Dr Okwesilieze Nwodo; and former PDP Acting National Chairman, Mohammed Halilu Bello.
Others are: Chief Tom Ikimi, a former Women Affairs Minister, Hadjia Inna Ciroma; and Senate Minority Leader, Eyinnaya Abaribe
According to the source, Secondus told them that he was forced to approach the Kebbi High Court for a counter-injunction in response to the one initiated at the Port Harcourt High Court.
“I can confirm to you that the chairman met with the Mark committee in his office shortly after the National Caucus meeting last Friday,” the source told The Nation.
“Of course they discussed ways of having the three court cases withdrawn and he told the committee members that it was not his wish to resort to legal action but for the restraining order placed on him by the court in Rivers State.
“The chairman made it known to the committee members that he would be ready to withdraw his own case from court without any hesitation if he is asked to do so”.
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