Turaki-led PDP to appeal court’s refusal of mandamus order
The faction of the Peoples Democratic Party led by Kabiru Turaki has announced plans to appeal a recent Federal High Court decision in Ibadan. The court refused to grant an order of mandamus, a move the party described as unsurprising. According to a statement by the PDP’s National Publicity Secretary, Ini Ememobong, the faction has instructed its legal team to take immediate action. Despite the setback, the group insists it remains legally intact and is urging members to remain calm.
Key takeaways
- The Turaki-led PDP faction plans to appeal the Federal High Court’s refusal to grant an order of mandamus.
- The court stated that granting the order would mean “sitting on appeal” over judgments from courts of coordinate jurisdiction.
- Ini Ememobong confirmed that legal steps are being taken to protect the faction’s position.
- The faction maintains that it remains legally intact and unshaken, awaiting a final decision from the appellate courts.
- Members are urged to stay resolute, as the party’s rebirth movement is said to be firmly on course.
