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The PDP recently resolved a leadership crisis as the Supreme Court declared Ahmed Makarfi tis authentic leader.

“We are awaiting the written judgement and wait for the advice of our lawyers,” the government said.

“The 'no victor, no vanquished' that we said was a mere political slogan."

The members of the House of Representatives hail Wednesday's Supreme Court ruling.

With the leadership crisis bedevilling the PDP over, the National Caretaker Committee has the herculean task of returning the opposition ...

The Supreme Court in its Wednesday ruling sacked Ali Sheriff as the chairman of the party.

Mr. Sheriff was the former governor of Borno who handed over to the incumbent governor, Kashim Shettima, in 2011.

“Reconciliation does not mean we take what belongs to people and give it to you,” he said.

Mr. Sheriff attributed Mr. Adeleke’ victory to hard work, dedication and commitment of PDP faithful in Osun.

The Makarfi PDP faction congratulated the winner and its members.

Mr. Okupe served Mr. Jonathan as public affairs aide from 2012 to 2015.

A PDP faction in Lagos State is aligning with the Labour Party.

The Advance Peoples Democratic Alliance was unveiled Monday.

The new association denies link with PDP.

The court had on Monday ruled in favour of the Makarfi faction.

"If out of over 140 members, you have two or three people supporting Sheriff, you know that is very insignificant.”

Mr. Obanikoro held a private meeting with Bola Tinubu in Lagos.

The opposition party has been enmeshed in leadership crisis in the last one year.

The PDP urges workers to help it return to power in 2019.

The embattled party chairman said Mr. Jonathan’s reconciliation has been hijacked.

Some south-east governors also declared their support for Mr. Sheriff.

“I wish to apologise to Nigerians,…” the former spokesperson said.

A faction’s office was allegedly attacked and destroyed.

“We have always known that Sheriff and his co-travellers especially, Cairo Ojougboh, were never men of honour.”

Judging from its past, the current crisis bedeviling Nigeria’s main opposition party, may just be another passing phase.