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When you see Akpabio,Suswam and Babangida what comes to your mind first,well for me i look at Akpabio and Suswam as the strategists Jonathan needs any day,for Babangida hmm i have my reservation cause he was among the 5 Governors who formed a parallel PDP even alleged to have left PDP,and seeing him with Jonathan's hit Men,am constrained to say the other two need to be careful cause New PDP is still aggrieved.But looks like Aliyu is telling them to calm down ,that their colleagues who left for APC will return,[ We are watching and reporting].
Be that as it may,this meeting looks like the 3 are suggesting  a possible replacement for Tukur who has become a subject of controversy now,i think Bamanga Tukur is a lugage PDP wants to offload,i heard transport minister is a possible replacement as nominated by Dame Patience i heard oh! i no talk am!

Well yesterday meeting with PDP according to Suswam deliberated on issues concerning the states and how to resolve the party’s crises and bring back governors who defected to the All Progressives Congress (APC) were discussed with the president.

He said: “We met with the President as PDP governors to discuss issues of the party and the way forward. That meeting is continuing. The second meeting was the national caucus and, of course I am not in a position to comment on that. I believe the Vice President will brief the press as soon as the meeting is over on the outcome of the national caucus and the BoT.”

“But this one that we are just coming out from is the PDP governors’ meeting with the President. Issues discussed are basically how we can re-strategise, and move forward as a party.”

On Tukur’s rumoured resignation, Suswam said: “It is the Vice President that can speak on that. This is because issues like that were not raised in our meeting with the President. I think it is the responsibility of the national caucus and the BoT.
“From time to time we (governors) meet the President and this is not unusual as we always meet with the President.
“The concern is that the fortunes of our party is dwindling and we need to address that. How do we re-energise? How do we reposition our party to win the forthcoming elections in Ekiti and Osun? How do we bring back our colleagues that have stepped aside. We do not believe that they have left us. How do we bring them back? These are the issues that are of concern to us.”
Niger State Governor Babangida Aliyu expressed optimism that some of his aggrieved colleagues who defected to the APC would return to the PDP.