In the claims, which was contained in a statement issued by the group's national publicity secretary, Dennis Aghanya, it claimed that ``the act is considered a slight on the members of the party as our presidential election petition is still pending before the court. Moreover, Gen. Buhari is yet to take final decision on if he will or will not contest the 2015 election. Even where he decides not to, the CPC presidential ticket cannot be sold to the highest bidder but to someone who would be collectively chosen by the CPC members.''
122808
'Buhari may contest 2015 election'
175778
'Arrogant members of status quo failing to convince public'
20949
There is no full stop in politics:
17539
Cm cannot go by his personal opinion on AFSPA:
29924
UPFA and UNP yet to decide on mayoral candidates
50309
Tinga dismisses attempts of opponents
22029
Closing arguments still being heard
150977
United Peoples party refuses to accept that SDL made submission
115421
Elections unlikely to be delayed
81566
The fight against corruption will continue:
148108
Appointments made by majority vote:
80063
Elections in no constituency being postponed due to law and order situation:
46314
Parties/ngos call for immediate action
13178
Threshold of preferential vote remains 15%
139935
Key: 'I did not mislead Parliament'
109613
Not in hurry to declare list of candidates:
78605
'TN has not devolved powers'