Court of Appeal adjourns PDP National Convention dispute indefinitely as factions work toward out-of-court settlement before 2027 elections
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) dispute over the 2025 National Convention in Ibadan has been adjourned indefinitely by the Court of Appeal.
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The convention had produced Tanimu Turaki as National Chairman, while the opposing faction led by Mohammed AbdulRahman, backed by Nyesom Wike, sought to overturn the outcome.
During Wednesday’s proceedings, the court, led by Justice Biobele Georgewill, inquired about progress in amicable settlement discussions.
Counsel for both factions confirmed ongoing negotiations, and the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) expressed support for an out-of-court resolution.
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The court urged legal representatives to guide their clients promptly, noting the urgency due to the 2027 election timetable. Parties are to notify the court once settlement terms are ready for consideration.
