A court has ordered the arrest of a factional chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, Turaki, amid ongoing leadership disputes within the party. The ruling adds a new twist to the internal crisis.

The decision followed legal proceedings connected to the prolonged disagreement over party leadership and control. The court held that the order was necessary to ensure compliance with its directives.

Sources indicate that the dispute stems from rival claims to the chairmanship position, which has created tension among party members and stakeholders.

The arrest order is expected to escalate the situation, as supporters of both factions continue to defend their positions. Political observers say the development could affect party unity.

Legal experts note that such actions highlight the role of the judiciary in resolving political conflicts, especially when internal mechanisms fail to settle disputes.

As the situation unfolds, party leaders are being urged to seek peaceful resolution to avoid further damage ahead of future political activities and elections.