The Peoples Democratic Party on Tuesday hinted that it might revisit its power sharing arrangement.
The party, in a statement by its National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Abubakar Baraje, expressed concern about Monday's election of Aminu Tambuwal as the Speaker of the House of Representatives, in defiance of the preference of the PDP and the Presidency for another federal lawmaker, Mrs. Mulikat Adeola-Akande.
Members of the House also unanimously elected Mr. Emeka Ihedioha, a PDP member from Imo State (South-East), as the deputy speaker.
The party had, last month, zoned the Senate presidency to the North-Central; deputy Senate presidency and the Secretary to the Government of the Federation to the South-East; speakership to the South-West; and deputy speakership and party chairmanship to the North-East.
The South-South got the presidency while the vice-presidency was zoned to the North-West.
The party had on more than three occasions met with its members elected to the House of Representatives and warned them against violating its zoning arrangement.
In spite of the warning and threats by the party that it would sanction errant members, the federal lawmakers elected on its platform, chose Tambuwal who is from Sokoto State in North-West.
The PDP, in the statement on Tuesday, said, "The National Working Committee notes, with great concern, the unfolding developments in the House of Representatives, especially the outcome of the election of principal officers on Monday.
Source: The Punch