Tinubu was seen arriving at the villa on Wednesday afternoon, at some minutes before 4pm, just as the Governor of Borno State, Kashim Shettima, was leaving.
Bola Tinubu, National Leader of the All Progressives Congress (APC), is currently at the Presidential Villa in Abuja, where he is meeting with President Muhammadu Buhari behind closed doors
Tinubu arrived at the villa on Wednesday afternoon, at some minutes before 4pm, just as the Governor of Borno State, Kashim Shettima, was leaving.
Afterwards, he went into the meeting with the President.
After the meeting with the President, Tinubu did not disclose the agenda of the meeting, but spoke on the alleged plan to remove the National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC).
He said: “You were all here when we had the congress. We elected the new executives. We had the convention and the NEC was formed. We surrendered to avoid conflict, domination, abuse of power.
“We surrendered our rights, all rights, to the National Working Committee headed by Adams Oshiomhole, that the NWC should set up electoral bodies to supervise various state congresses and elections. We signed off for it. So, if it is not in our individual favour, so be it. We gave three options: consensus. Where there is no consensus because you are more than two or three and you cannot agree to one candidate, you go to the next level.
“The next level is the stakeholders’ delegates and you have to be supervised by the National Working Committee of the party, national election committee of the party. That shows party supremacy. The freest option, the less cumbersome is direct primary; line up and count the number, 1,2,3. If you win, you win and if you fail, go home.
“Then appeal committee was set up to listen to all appeals — internal mechanism for conflict resolution. It was there, you cannot turn against that. You cannot turn against all of that. No! Party is supreme. Party must be respected. Abuses will not do it and anger will not do it. It is party politics, somebody will win and somebody will lose, too bad.”