PDP Leadership Tussle: Turaki’s Faction Heads to S’Court, Says Struggle Continues
Chuks Okocha in Abuja Despite the judgement of the Court of Appeal that dismissed the appeal of the Tanimu Turaki faction of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), filed by the
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) leadership dispute escalated as the faction led by Tanimu Turaki announced their intention to appeal the Supreme Court decision to the highest court in the land. Despite the Court of Appeal's ruling that dismissed their appeal against the Federal High Court's decision, the faction remained steadfast in their pursuit of justice.
The Special Panel of the Court of Appeal delivered their judgment, upholding the Federal High Court's decision to refuse to direct INEC to recognize Turaki's Interim National Working Committee.
The faction's Special Publicity Secretary, Ini Ememobong, expressed the faction's determination to seek justice through the Supreme Court. They emphasized the importance of persistence in uncovering the truth and maintaining the role of the opposition in a thriving democracy. Ememobong stated that the PDP must serve as an alternative to the ruling party, and not become an appendage of it.
The faction urged all members to remain firm and resolute as they navigate this legal battle. They expressed hope that their efforts would contribute to the survival of multiparty democracy for future generations.
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