 The People's Democratic Party reps caucus has issued a three-month ultimatum to the federal government to normalize the seriously deteriorating security situation in the country. This resolution is coming after more than three hours of closed-door meeting with the members of the caucus where silent issues concerning or salient issues concerning the unity of the party as the House prepares for resumption. Speaking after the meeting, the minority leader and leader of the caucus, Honorable Kingsley Chinda, emphasized that if nothing is done, after three months ultimatum expires, it will take steps to sensitize or mobilize Nigerians to take their security in their arms. Longer to take this situation, where Nigeria is today almost at as one life, one minute silence. The government is therefore called upon to immediately take steps to ensure that the security situation in the country is normalized. And the caucus has also given three months ultimatum for government to normalize the security situation in our country. After three months, the caucus will take four less steps to sensitize and mobilize Nigerians to perhaps take their security into their hands. The House of Representatives caucus also agreed to call on all party caucuses, the Board of Trustees, National Executive Committee and the National Working Committee of the party, to embark on reconciliation measures. While calling on the party leaders to demonstrate on conditional loyalty, Chinda says the PDP caucus in the House of Representatives remains united and indivisible in performing head duty as the watchdog on behalf of the Nigerian people.