Crisis rocking the major opposition party may not end anytime soon as the Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, on Thursday walked out of the party’s stakeholders meeting organised by former President Goodluck Jonathan. Mr. Sheriff, who got to the venue of the meeting a few minutes after Mr. Jonathan had delivered his remarks, walked out with members of his National Working Committee at about 4.15 p.m. Some of the executive members with him were the Deputy National Chairman, Cairo Ojougboh; and the Publicity Secretary, Mikko Bernard. Mr. Sheriff, addressing journalists before leaving, expressed displeasure for not being allowed to make the opening remarks. “We are here for PDP stakeholders meeting and the PDP has only one national chairman, which is Ali Modu Sheriff. “There is no PDP meeting that will take place under whatever arrangement that I will not open the session as national chairman. Today, I’m the most senior member of this party.”