PDP faction may contest Court of Appeal judgement recognising Wike-backed leadership

“I have listened to you carefully, and I want to inform you, and through you to inform Nigerians, that since our judgment last Wednesday, we've instructed our team of lawyers to study, say and advise us accordingly," Mr Turaki said. The post PDP faction may contest Court of Appeal judgement recognising Wike-backed leadership appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria .

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