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faction for still apparently masquerading as the party leadership despite court rulings against it.
This was stated in an interview by the party’s National Publicity Secretary, Jungudo Mohammed.
He said petitions have already gone to the security agencies asking them to intervene.
“We are waiting for guidance from our legal department on how to proceed,” Mohammed said.
“We are just law abiding men and women for the party and we cannot do beyond what the security agencies are to do,” he said.
“We have written a petition and brought to the attention of the police and other relevant security agencies what we have done. That’s all we have to do.”
The party will assess the situation and decide whether to move ahead with legal action, he said.
It was understood that the PDP crisis was as a result of the Supreme Court’s April 30 decision that voided the PDP national convention held in Ibadan on November 15 and 16.
The convention which was endorsed by the Oyo State Governor, Seyi Makinde, produced the Turaki-led leadership.
After the judgement, the Adolphus Wabara led Board of Trustees reformed Turaki and others into an Interim National Working Committee.
The group has continued to operate against the leadership of the PDP recognized by INEC and supported by the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike.
Mohammed said the police had invited Turaki and Wabara over the matter, but alleged the faction kept on pushing misleading narratives.
“They continue to be resolute in misinterpreting and pushing wrong narratives into the media space,” he said.
He appealed to security agencies to step up efforts to resolve the dispute.
In its reaction, the Publicity Secretary of the Interim National Working Committee led by Turaki, Ini Ememobong, said the matter was a legal issue and not a security one.
The faction’s actions, he said, were in conformity with court judgments, the PDP constitution and the Nigerian laws.
“Our response is simple, it shows the level of ignorance of the law on which they operate,” Ememobong said.
“This issue is not a security issue, it is a legal issue which involves the judgment of court and we acted in accordance with the judgments, PDP Constitution and the laws of Nigeria.
Ememobong warned that the law could be properly applied to those filing petitions and who could face consequences.
“It is not always that the petitioner is right, because petitioner can become hunted,” he said.
The PDP under Turaki is a legitimate leadership and will continue to pilot the affairs of the PDP.
