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.''
'Buhari may contest 2015 election'