They said they are consulting with their allies and lawyers before disclosing their final steps.
“Article 25 of the Constitution of the APC is explicit that only the National Chairman or the National Working Committee is given the prerogative of summoning meetings of the National Executive Committee of the Party cither for statutory quarterly meetings or for emergency meetings. The same provision of the constitution makes it compulsory for a notice of a minimum of14 days in respect statutory quatertly meetings and 7days in respect of an emergency meeting.
The NEC also appointed a caretaker committee to manage the affairs of the party until a convention is held to elect new NWC members.The Yobe State Governor, Mai-Mala Buni chairs the caretaker committee.
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