Some aggrieved aspirants for Plateau executive of People's Democratic Party have threatened to boycott the state elective congress slated for Saturday.


The group of aspirants numbering 25 bared their minds while addressing newsmen in Jos on Friday.


Mr Simon Jok, former acting National Legal Officer of party said that their decision not was due to anomalies associated with congress.


Jok who is vying for the position of the Vice Chairman, said that there were many unresolved issues that should have been addressed before the congress.


According to him, less than 24 hours to the congress most of the aspirants have not been screened as stated by the constitution of the PDP.


He said that there were several court cases that has to do directly with the congress.


Jok stated that there were 13 cases at the state level and 66 in the local governments.


He wondered why  the congress would go ahead when non of such issues were subsisting.


The vice chairmanship stated that the national secretariat had sent Gov. Samuel Ortom to of Benue intervene in Plateau situation in order to revolve the issues.


"We have a caretaker committee that its tenure has elapsed, Gov Ortom had suggested a neutral committee to be put in place to address these issues before an elective congress.


"But we are surprised that a congress was slated to hold tomorrow," he said.


Mr Aminu Zang, a Chairmanship Aspirant said that apart from boycotting the congress, they would diligently pursue the cases to a logical conclusion.


"We are not going to be party or a part of that charade.


"We have been technically knocked out of a process that is supposed to be democratic.


"Less than 24 hours, we do not know who the delegates are.


"We calling on the national working committee of our party to reverse the decision to hold congress tomorrow and if they have send somebody, the should call the person back," he requested.


Mr Bitrus Kaze, another Chairmanship  Aspirant emphasized that an appeal panel was not constituted to listen to complaints from the screening.


Kaze said that the aspirants were entitled to 48 hours to write the appeal panel whether they were satisfied with screening or not and  the appeal panel needs another 48 hours to decide on the petitions.