Ex-minister Osita Chidoka declares the reason why he won't attend PDP's National Convention

 Osita Chidoka, a former minister of Aviation, declared on Saturday why he won't be present at the national convention of the Peoples Democratic Party scheduled to hold on May 28, Saturday, in Abuja. Chidoka accused the National Delegate Congress Committee of submitting fake results for a congress that did not take place in Idemili North Local Government Area of Anambra state. In a statement posted on his Facebook page, Chidoka professed that the party refused to investigate his claims despite the petition he forwarded to the leadership of the PDP. “On May 10th, a National Delegate Congress Committee chaired by Prof Kingsley Chimsorom Chilaka of Nnamdi Azikiwe University went to Anambra to conduct the congress and did not conduct any congress in Idemili North LGA where I had bought form to contest as a National Delegate," he declared. “Strangely the committee submitted a report and fake result for Idemili North LGA with the name of someone that did not purchase the form for the congress. It is time we look into the role of Academics in the corruption in our electoral process. I will follow up on that soon. Chidoka noted that INEC's report explicitly stated that there were no elections observed at Idemili North LGA as they were present at the venue till 7 pm. “I waited till yesterday Friday 27th May for the Party NWC to sit on the petition to no avail instead the Party went ahead and published the name from the fake result as National Delegate, Chidoka said.

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