The Independent National Electoral Commission has moved to address the leadership crisis rocking the Peoples Democratic Party by calling both rival factions to a meeting in Abuja.
The intervention happened at INEC headquarters, where the commission invited leaders of the two opposing camps to resolve issues threatening the party’s stability.
Those involved are the faction led by Tanimu Turaki and the group aligned with Nyesom Wike, headed by Abdulrahman Mohammed, both claiming control of the party structure.
The meeting brought together key figures from both sides, including members of their leadership teams, party officials, and former Niger State governor Babangida Aliyu.
INEC stepped in due to concerns that the internal dispute could affect party administration, compliance with electoral rules, and preparations for future elections.
The meeting is aimed at finding common ground, restoring order within the party, and ensuring that the PDP operates in line with electoral guidelines as political activities continue nationwide.


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