The crisis in the Peoples Democratic Party took another twist as a Federal High
Court in Abuja restrained members of the Abubarkar Baraje led faction from
parading themselves as the national executive committee members of the party.
The Baraje group
was equally restrained from operating parallel national, state, local
government area and ward offices of the party.
In
his judgement, Justice Elvis Chukwu ordered The Independent National Electoral
Commission to refrain from recognising, dealing and relating with the New PDP.
Meanwhile, the
Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has described the Federal High Court judgment
upholding the party`s leadership under Alhaji Bamanga Tukur, as absolutely
clear, direct and unambiguous.
The National
Publicity Secretary of the party, Mr Olisa Metuh, made this known in a
statement on Friday in Abuja.
He said the leadership of the PDP
would no longer tolerate or condone any meeting, utterances, press statements
and activities by the faction.
Metuh stressed further that as a
law abiding party, the PDP would remain calm in the face of the unwarranted attacks
on it by the faction in the last few months.
The Baraje led faction of the PDP
says it will head to the Supreme Court to challenge the judgment of an Abuja
Federal High Court.
The group in a statement by its
spokesman, Chukwuemeka Eze reiterated that it will see the issue to a logical
conclusion to ensure that a non-member of the party does not continue to lord
them as National Chairman.
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